Kevin McGuire schrieb:
> 1) The use of optional dependencies is cool, but makes writing more code
> here tricky since it must be reflective which is brutal to write (I
> believe Boris has a "reflectify" refactor but that only helps the first
> time and change/debug is still a challenge). It also i
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Good error reporting tracing back to the source location is a definite
must. Code completion would also be nice.
Another technical direction worth considering is to use XText
(http://wiki.eclipse.org/Xtext). Tom Schindl and others were doing some
preliminary hacking on an XText based CSS pars
(Was titled: "[e4-dev] API for Workbench Model" in response to Kai's
question but realized the topic was larger, especially see #1 below)
> I want to enhance my contacts demo to dynamically create menu items for
all styles in a given directory.
> Right now there is no Java API for that. Any tho
The only platform that does not support setParent() is Motif. Advanced
graphics are supported on Linux and Unix platforms that have cairo
installed.
> c) I am not sure if this is possible, but SWT could probably enhance
things like menu or table header with styling capabilities,
This would b
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Jeremy, as far as your question on advanced graphics support goes the only
'official' thing I know is that I'm allowed to use 'setParent'. Steve, do
all the platforms that support reparenting also support advanced graphics?
Note that you can already use the advanced graphics in 3.x if you want,
