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Re: [platform-swt-dev] Internal Frames in SWT
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Eclipse uses the same swt.jar as the one in the plugins directory (or the
one available as a separate download from the Eclipse downloads page).
Eclipse uses org.eclipse.swt.custom.ViewForm to get the border shading of
the different views. The org.eclipse.swt.custom.CTabFolder also provides
the same type of shading. In addition, Eclipse puts a
org.eclipse.swt.custom.CLabel with a gradient in the top left of the
ViewForm, and a org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Toolbar with a close tool item in
the top right.
Benjamin Pasero <benjamin.pasero@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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07/21/2003 03:22 AM
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Subject: [platform-swt-dev] Internal Frames in SWT
Hi,
i am very new to SWT and want to give it a try :-).
I used the swtexamples.jar to see the widgets that can be used in SWT. I
missed the one
that is used in Eclipse to seperate the different internal frames, that
can be resized and moved (like Package Explorer left, Console in the
bottom).
How is that widget called?
Does Eclipse use the same libary for SWT as the swt.jar in the plugins
directory? I wonder if it is possible to get
the same "look & feel" in my own swt-application (e.g. the shadowed
borders of the internal frames).
Thanks for help,
best regards
Ben
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