>> Yet, just out of curiosity: is there a particular reason why you didn't >> use a custom org.eclipse.jface.dialogs.Dialog internally which takes care >> of all the rendering already? >> > Yes, I did not want a toaster dialog. I don't like them because they kill my flow, especially when the message is unrelated to the current task.
MiniMessage is right where your eyes are _and_ related to the current task (that is how I use it anyway :) > That would make the framework taking care of stuff like positioning, > themabilty and so on. > That is a good point. Although Nebula is supposed to extend SWT, I don't mind using JFace. They sort of go hand in hand. >> I have noticed that there's alreday some similar widget available from >> Nebula, i.e.. the Notifier: https://wiki.eclipse.org/Nebula_Notifier >> Maybe it might be a good idea to enhance that one and make it >> configurable in regard to coloring and the position where it opens instead >> of creating another new wiget >> > Yes, very nice. I think these are great additions to Notifier. Notifier was one of Laurents original Opal widgets. I will look at MiniMessage myself later. Cheers, Wim
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