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 | SWT: A Developer's NotebookO'Reilly | 2005 | 297 pages | Tim HattonSetting up an SWT-friendly development environment. Building interactive menus, complete with separators, shortcut keys, and event handlers. Adding toolbars and SWT coolbars, and integrating them with existing menu systems. Creating text fields, lists, and combo boxes. Creating advanced interfaces using trees, tables, and tabbed folders Tutorial for Developers, Intermediate and Advanced Level our price € 24,90 incl. VAT (€ 23,49 excl. VAT) — ISBN: 9780596008383 | 0596008384 |
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| The Eclipse platform continues to gain popularity as both a Java IDE and a Java platform for application programming. One of the core underpinnings of Eclipse is SWT, the Standard Widget Toolkit. This set of components can be used to develop graphical user interfaces in Java, and offer a native-code alternative to Java's Swing and AWT components. Incorporating the look and feel of whatever platform the code is run on, SWT offers a lightning-fast approach to building GUIs, all of which actually look like they belong on the platform on which they are run.
In typical Developer's Notebook style, you'll learn how to take SWT out for a spin, make it work for you, and turn it upside down, all without wasted words or space. Each lab in this notebook details a specific task; you can read from the first page to the last, look up just what you need to know, and even squeeze this book into your laptop bag as a quick reference when you forget how to create a multi-tabbed view. This book covers: - Downloading and configuring Eclipse and SWT - Menus, toolbars, and buttons - Building tabbed layouts and folders - SWT's unique coolbar control - Adding listeners and responding to events - Building a complete SWT-based application | ||
| category | computer books | ||
| our order code | 2871-H3 | ||
| title | SWT: A Developer's Notebook | ||
| subject | eclipse | ||
| publisher | O'Reilly [REI ] | ||
| web site publisher | www.oreilly.com | ||
| ISBN-13 | 978-0-596-00838-3 | 9780596008383 | ||
| ISBN-10 | 0-596-00838-4 | 0596008384 | ||
| published in | 2005 | ||
| written by | Tim Hatton | ||
| this book covers | US versie | ||
| language | Engels US | ||
| number of pages | 297 | ||
| cover | softcover | ||
| Dutch distribution | Computercollectief BV | ||
| manufacturer code | 978-0-596-00838-3 | ||
| bar codes | 9780596008383 / 636920008385 |
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