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[ecf-dev] Re: [dsdp-ercp-dev] Sudoku on eRCP!

Hi Mark,

I am not sure where would be an appropriate place for this code to be committed though since a fair amount of code had to be tweaked and the code being used in question is cross-project.

With regards to the org.eclipse.osgi.services bundle, is the eRCP team planning to include it in a future release or is this not going to happen?

Regards,
Rem

On 4/26/07, Mark Rogalski <rogalski@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Cool!

I'd like to see the code posted  :-)




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Hi everyone,

After having hacked on Wayne and Chris's work on the Sudoku plug-in, I
have managed to get the code running on my iPAQ. Note that this code
is currently not online anywhere since there were some casualties to
be had.

This list is not comprehensive:
1. Wayne's code had to be un-Java-5-ed.
2. eRCP does not bundle LogService (the org.eclipse.osgi.services is
missing), some commenting work had to be done in ECF's code.
3. Alpha transparency doesn't work on WM2003/2005, so I just drew a
pink colour instead of drawing a "transparent red colour".
4. Import-Package failed me (for whatever reasons), so I had to drop
some xml stuff in ECF's org.eclipse.ecf.provider bundle.

In true cross-platform spirit, you can see in sudoku-win32.jpg that
both my machine and the iPAQ is running _identical_ code. In
sudoku-linux.jpg, the sudoku app being displayed in question is the
original RCP application (since there is no gtk+ wrapping of eSWT).

There are still some glitches (such as this infinite loop thingy where
the updates of the cells keeps going back and forth so you see the
numbers flip between '1' and '2' repeatedly), but you get the idea. :)

Regards,
Rem
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