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In my SWT application i have certain components inside the SWT shell. Now how can i auto re-size this components according to the size of display window. Display display = new Display(); Shell shell = new Shell(display); Group outerGroup,lowerGroup; Text text; public test1() { GridLayout gridLayout = new GridLayout(); gridLayout.numColumns=1; shell.setLayout(gridLayout); outerGroup = new Group(shell, SWT.NONE); GridData data = new GridData(1000,400); data.verticalSpan = 2; outerGroup.setLayoutData(data); gridLayout = new GridLayout(); gridLayout.numColumns=2; gridLayout.makeColumnsEqualWidth

SWT comes with a base JAR and one specific JAR per platform (Windows, Linux/32bit, Linux/64bit, Mac, AIX, ...). How can I create an executable JAR that will select the correct platform JAR at runtime? [EDIT] I was thinking to supply all platform JARs in a subdirectory and in main() would then modify the class loader. Has anyone already tried this? Matías Look at this, there is a code sample: Create cross platform java swt application For my current job I needed to supply an executable jar that could load jars inside itself and execute a second main(). Basically a bootstrap main() and an

I have written an SWT UI which has a primary function of displaying text in a StyledText control. I want to add a handler for Ctrl + F so that when that shortcut is pressed the focus is set to a search box. I have tried using the following code to detect the keypress. sWindow = new Shell(); ... sWindow.getDisplay().addFilter(SWT.KeyDown, new Listener() { @Override public void handleEvent(Event e) { System.out.println("Filter-ctrl: " + SWT.CTRL); System.out.println("Filter-mask: " + e.stateMask); System.out.println("Filter-char: " + e.character); } }); I was expecting that when I pressed Ctrl +