Re: [platform-swt-dev] Bugzilla Bug 9025 (Was: Windows CE question)

[Christophe_Cornu@xxxxxxx]

Hi David,

Right now, the SWT Clipboard is not supported in the WinCE version.

If you want to try the StyledTextWidget - then you can do the following.
Replace the class org.eclipse.swt.dnd.Clipboard defined in the folder
'Eclipse SWT Drag and Drop/win32' with the one defined in 'Eclipse SWT Drag
and Drop/gtk'. The latter implements a 'local' clipboard with no OS
dependency. Let me know about this workaround.

Chris



                                                                                                                                       
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Hi Chris,

Has been out for a while, but I have looked at CVS now and both
FileDialog and Menus are great :-)

Now I would like to discuss Bugzilla Bug 9025, "OLE, StyledText widget
and WinCE". How is written in remarks, the problem why StyledText is not
working is that Clipboard support is calling OLE.

I have made some patches to swtole.c to get StyledText working (or at
least to show up and draw some colored lines) and so I would like to
know if this is the right place (swtole.c) or if OLE should be separated
from Clipboard.

Thanks,

David Podhola


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David,

FYI a workaround in FileDialog.open() has now been checked in for HPC.
As well, a flag OS.isHPC has been introduced on the java side.
Thanks for pointing out the source of the problem,

Chris





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Hello,

I have successfully compiled SWT library (DLL) using Microsoft eMbedded
Visual C++ for MIPS HPC Pro (WCE 2.11) with minor modifications to *.h
and *.c files.

Most examples is running fine, but I have observed some strange
behaviors e.g. in org.eclipse.swt.widgets.FileDialog. Due to
bugs/changes in this version of Windows CE, struct.nFileOffset inside
open() method is returning 0 (instead of expected nonzero number)
resulting in runtime error.

My question is:
Should this be fixed somehow and if, where? In the DLL ( structs.c,
cacheOPENFILENAMEFids() ) or in Java code (FileDialog.java, open() )?
And then using platform specific code ( if (OS.IsWinCE) {...} ) or not?

Thanks.

David
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