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RE: [platform-swt-dev] Overrriding default behaviors
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We reviewed your code and it's exactly what we needed a month ago. Too
bad we reinvented the wheel before asking other's with the same problem
about possible solutions.
We managed to compile it, create a table and show a few rows with combos
and text. All editable and not. Thank you very much. Now we are
rethinking all our previous decisions.
It's very complete and if we decide to use it, we will probably add to
it some more funcionality to edit the table without using the pointing
device. In that case I'll send you back our enhancements.
Thank you again.
I hope I can help you in the future.
-----Original Message-----
From: Erik Poupaert [mailto:erik.poupaert@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Jueves 20 de Febrero de 2003 13:48
To: platform-swt-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: RE: [platform-swt-dev] Overrriding default behaviors
>>>> I would be interested in this code too. If you don't mind, I'd
also
like to make it available anyone for download. Of >>>> course, I would
do
whatever you felt reasonable to acknowledge your work as the original
author.
I'm actually not really ready to publish this. It's not packaged,
documented, or thoroughly tested, even though it has worked fine up till
now. But then again, I release it for the ones who are interested and
don't
mind the rough edges of something which is not yet in its final stages.
It's actually somewhat part of my swtmodelartist project. Swtmodelartist
is
a commandline GUI builder, for which I intend to make a GUI as well. But
now, it operates as a commandline utility only. From an swtmodel file,
it
generates java classes. You must need a text editor, such as notepad, to
edit the swtmodel file, but I'll start working on a GUI to create such
file,
as soon as I have time.
Hope this helps.
