eclipse-rcp

Are there any all-in-one JFace controls example out there like the SWT Examples in Eclipse? Searching (googling and searching here on stackoverflow.com) did not help me. It would be nice if it was a standalone app or an eclipse plugin. Thank you. VonC Aside from the SWT JFace examples and introduction courses , you have some projects based on JFace controls: JFace Data Binding CellLabelProvider TreeViewer example Nebula project Nebula is a place where different Eclipse-Projects and Independent developers collaborate on building Custom SWT widgets and reuseable UI-Components useable in UI

I need the ability to have a blinking (red, maybe more colors) background for rows in a TableViewer/TreeViewer. What are the best options? There may be more than one row blinking, the blinking MUST be synchron and I need two blinking modes, fast and slow. Kire Haglin I would do something similar to this. Update the elements that you need to change the colors for at a regular interval. At each update toggle the colors depending on how you want them to flash. void scheduleColorChange(final Color colors[], final int startIndex, final int changeInterval) { getDisplay().timerExec(changeInterval,

I need to insert @Override / @Deprecated annotations and static modifiers automatically where necessary to all Java files of concrete project is opened in Eclipse IDE. Eclipse has a great ability to insert @Override / @Deprecate annotations and add static modifiers on Java files saving ( Preferences -> Java -> Editor -> Save actions -> Additional actions ). But Eclipse can apply these actions only on edited java file and only when saving it. Sure, I can insert a tab or space into the each file using Eclipse as editor and save it to activate Eclipse refactoring tools on save action, but I have

I have a mouse listener. It has some code to respond to mouseUp and mouseDown events. This works correctly. However, as soon as I add a DragSource, my mouseDown event is no longer delivered -- until I release the mouse button! This is trivial to reproduce - below is a simple program which contains a plain shell with just a mouse listener and a drag listener. When I run this (on a Mac), and I press and hold the mouse button, nothing happens - but as soon as I release the mouse button, I instantly see both the mouse down and mouse up events delivered. If I comment out the drag source, then the

I'm looking for the right extension point for my plugin to access the cursor position in the editor. The aim is to provide additional information to the current code line in a plugin view. I sure it is possible, since the Outline view for example highlights the current function which I'm within. thx You can use textSelection.getOffset() from the pattern you've found and then use the org.eclipse.jface.text.IDocument interface to extract text from the document to do whatever analysis you want. ITextEditor textEditor = (ITextEditor)editor; IDocumentProvider dp = editor.getDocumentProvider();

Greetings fellow Stackoverflownians, Currently developing an Eclipse RCP app. I'm trying to make a view appear in the right place when the perspective is reset. In my plugin.xml: <perspectiveExtension targetID="the.perspective.id"> <view id="the.first.view.id" relationship="stack" relative="org.eclipse.ui.navigator.ProjectExplorer" visible="false"> </view> <view id="the.second.view.id" relationship="left" relative="org.eclipse.ui.navigator.ProjectExplorer" visible="true"> </view> </perspectiveExtension> Where the first and second views are declared in the views extension point. As per eclipse