[news.eclipse.platform.swt] Re: Trees and Tables

[t.wilhelm@xxxxxx (T. Wilhelm)]

Hey,

oh everyone german in here ;-) 

I created a Plugin Project, and everything works (so my imports are ok), 
except the class "CursorCellHighlighter". In which bundle is it?

Second thing is the constructor of the class TableCursor(). I can only 
find the constructor new TableCursor(Table parent, int style) and NOT new 
TableCursor(Columnviewer v)

As dependencies i added the two bundles "org.eclipse.runtime" and 
"org.eclipse.ui". 

Greetz from Stuttgart
Thomas


Daniel Krügler wrote:



> I assume you have a Java project created that contains a copy of
> this snippet. Now mark the project, select from the context menu
> "Properties", select Java Build Path, Tab libraries, Select
> external Libraries, browse to you Eclipse installation (if not
> already there) and choose depending plug-in jars, You will
> need several, e.g.

> org.eclipse.swt_*
> org.eclipse.swt_{os}*  // {os} = win32, ...
> org.eclipse.jface
> org.eclipse.ui

> and maybe some more. Personally I have usually also added

> org.eclipse.core.commands
> org.eclipse.core.databinding

> as well. Now try to start and check for any errors, it may be
> that still something is missing. If you don't know where this
> entity belongs to, press Ctrl+Shift+T in Eclipse and check for
> the type. If you have found it, you can either recognize from
> the package name or by simply pressing the link button in
> the Package Explorer which Plug-in Dependency it belongs to
> and add this as library as well in the same manner as you did
> it before.

> HTH & Greetings from Bremen,

> Daniel Krügler