List of Tables

Chapter 1. Overview of SWT and JFace

Table 1.1. Platforms supported by SWT/JFace

Chapter 2. Getting started with SWT and JFace

Table 2.1. Important methods of the Display class and their functions

Table 2.2. Categories of JFace adapters

Table 2.3. Configuration methods of the ApplicationWindow class

Chapter 3. Widgets: part 1

Table 3.1. Important methods of the Widget class and their functions

Table 3.2. Methods for acquiring and manipulating a Control’s size

Table 3.3. Methods for setting and determining a Control’s location

Table 3.4. Methods for acquiring and manipulating a Control’s visibility

Table 3.5. Methods provided by the Composite class

Table 3.6. Methods provided by the Scrollable class (superclass of Composite)

Chapter 4. Working with events

Table 4.1. SWT Event classes and their associated listeners

Table 4.2. Data fields common to all typed events

Table 4.3. SWT adapter classes and their corresponding listener interfaces

Table 4.4. Keyboard entries and their SWT code constants

Table 4.5. SWT type values for the Event class

Table 4.6. Overloaded fill() methods of the ActionContributionItem and their associated appearances

Table 4.7. Important methods of the Action class

Table 4.8. Property methods for the Action class

Table 4.9. Style methods for the Action class

Table 4.10. Accelerator key / keyboard methods for the Action class

Table 4.11. Listener methods for the Action class

Table 4.12. Miscellaneous methods of the Action class

Chapter 5. More widgets

Table 5.1. Important Text methods

Table 5.2. The subpackages of org.eclipse.jface.text provide a variety of advanced functionality.

Chapter 6. Layouts

Table 6.1. Style combinations for GridData

Table 6.2. GridData size attributes

Table 6.3. Percentage-based FormAttachment constructors

Table 6.4. FormAttachment constructors that accept relative positions

Chapter 7. Graphics

Table 7.1. The constructor methods of the GC class and their functions

Table 7.2. Drawing methods of the GC class

Table 7.3. Style options for Canvas objects

Table 7.4. Default system colors provided by SWT

Table 7.5. The constructor methods of the Color class

Table 7.6. Constructor methods of the Font class

Table 7.7. Text methods of the graphic context (GC) class

Table 7.8. Measurement methods of the FontMetrics class

Table 7.9. Fonts available in the JFace FontRegistry

Table 7.10. Constructor methods for the Image class

Table 7.11. Bitmap methods for the ImageData class

Table 7.12. Image file formats accepted for SWT access

Chapter 8. Working with trees and lists

Table 8.1. Important viewer methods

Table 8.2. Operations available on a tree

Chapter 9. Tables and menus

Table 9.1. Important Table methods

Chapter 10. Dialogs

Table 10.1. Valid button style combinations

Table 10.2. Dialog icons

Chapter 11. Wizards

Table 11.1. Important methods defined by IWizardPage

Table 11.2. Important methods defined by the IWizard interface

Table 11.3. Important methods defined by the IWizardNode interface

Chapter 12. Advanced features

Table 12.1. Default transfer agents provided by SWT

Table 12.2. Types of transfer operations

Table 12.3. Methods defined by the IPreferencePage interface

Table 12.4. Field editors provided by JFace

Table 12.5. Methods defined by the IPreferencePageContainer interface

Chapter 13. Looking beyond SWT/JFace: the Rich Client Platform

Table 13.1. Workbench configuration methods of the IWorkbenchWindowConfigurer

Table 13.2. Configuration methods of the IPageLayout class

Table 13.3. FormToolkit methods for creating SWT widgets

Table 13.4. FormToolkit methods for creating Eclipse Forms composites

Table 13.5. Methods to implement the HyperlinkListener interface and contained in the HyperlinkEvent class

Table 13.6. HyperlinkGroup methods for controlling Hyperlink appearance

Appendix A. Creating projects with SWT/JFace

Table A.1. Preparing an SWT/JFace application in Eclipse for Windows

Table A.2. Preparing an SWT/JFace application in Eclipse for *nix

Table A.3. Preparing an SWT/JFace application for standalone development

Appendix B. OLE and ActiveX in SWT/JFace

Table B.1. Functions of the IUnknown COM interface

Table B.2. Functions of the IDispatch COM interface

Table B.3. Document site interfaces

Table B.4. Control site interfaces

Table B.5. Common program identifiers

Table B.6. Standard verbs for manipulating OLE objects

Appendix C. Changeable GUIs with Draw2D

Table C.1. Three primary classes of the Draw2D library

Table C.2. Figure methods for event listening and handling

Table C.3. Parent/child methods of the Figure class

Table C.4. LayoutManager subclasses

Table C.5. AbstractConnectionRouter subclasses

Appendix D. The Graphical Editing Framework (GEF)

Table D.1. Creating the flowchart editor using the GEF

Table D.2. Additional libraries needed for GEF applications

Table D.3. Class packages in the flowchart editor

Table D.4. Class packages in the FlowchartProject project

Table D.5. GEF retargetable actions

Table D.6. Abstract methods of the WorkbenchPart and EditorPart classes

Table D.7. Important methods of the GraphicalViewerImpl class