| On 06/20/2013 01:46 PM, Rastislav
      Wagner wrote:
 
      Wow that's great, and they are very concrete and useful improvements
    for people who want to write tests!I'd like to ask your opinion concerning functionality you would like to see in SWT recorder & generator.
I've been working on a few new functions. See the video i did today https://vimeo.com/68764983 To put some context, we also have to keep in mind that this recorder
    should also be embeddable into any existing product directly, and
    that it can be used out of the development process. For example, one
    could embed the recorder in his product and provide his own process
    to start it (such as "Help > Record Usage Scenario and Report
    Bug..." where there wouldn't even be a RecorderDialog pop up). That
    said, please see my comments inline:
 
 
 
      That's quite useful. I recently made some updates in the way
    Generator is started so it should be easier to do so. Have you
    re-used it?You can see that:
 - there's runner to run Generator However, I think this integration, since it adds some UI, should be
    something optional, in its own plugin. WDYT?
 
 
      All that is great. Does that mean that the test generator now
    depends on JDT ? If so it might not fit for some use-cases of very
    light product that don't include JDT. Maybe the Dialog you provide
    for recorder could be an alternative dialog to the default one, and
    could be part of another bundle such as
    org.eclipse.swtbot.generator.jdt so one can still choose the default
    one if they don't want to embed JDT. - imports are being generated
 - you can add classes (I actually forgot to show you this :) )
 - you can add methods - currently focused method is highlighted
 - you can annotate class/methods
 - code coloring 
 Feel free to push changes on Gerrit (if possible in several
    functional commits to make it easier to review) so we can start
    looking at how to merge this as cleanly as possible. It would be
    nice if we could have this part of next SWTBot release just after
    Kepler.
 
 Cheers,
 
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