December 19, 2005 Re: Elephant is open source | ||||
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Posted in reply to Charles | Charles wrote:
> Yea I spent the weekend trying to learn eclipse, and im totally sold ( on
> eclipse ). There are several GUI builders already for SWT, including
> Eclipse's visual editor project ( http://www.eclipse.org/vep/ ) , which is
> actually a generic gui builder that can generate code for several toolkits,
> which already supports SWT, so DWT should be doable with not much work,
> pretty cool!
>
> Can't wait to try the blackbird plugin ( for D ) , the PHP plugin pwns :D.
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> Charlie
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Interesting about SWT GUI Builders. I hadn't investigated/played with any of those. It would be wonderful to have equivalent solutions for D, for certain. I think the ultimate project would be to port the complete Eclipse over to D. I'm sure there would be a huge performance improvement :). Although that might be overkill for a project, since it's already working well in Java.
Blackbird plugin is no longer available as it was; although you might be able to find the last version lying around. As I understand it, blackbird got folded into the current EclipseD/DDT project at dsource.org which is supposed to going the more complete integration route. I still haven't got it working, though. I just wish DDT had a method to easily install it in Eclipse. I haven't figured out how to get it working despite previous discussions here about pointing Eclipse to the correct DDT plugin site location.
Blackbird, even in its minimal state, was excellent, indeed.
-JJR
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December 20, 2005 Re: Elephant is open source | ||||
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Posted in reply to Charles | "Charles" <noone@nowhere.com> says:do6hr1$far$1@digitaldaemon.com... > Yea I spent the weekend trying to learn eclipse, and im totally sold ( on > eclipse ). There are several GUI builders already for SWT, including > Eclipse's visual editor project ( http://www.eclipse.org/vep/ ) , which is > actually a generic gui builder that can generate code for several > toolkits, > which already supports SWT, so DWT should be doable with not much work, > pretty cool! > The most powerful GUI builder for SWT may be "WindowBuilder" from http://www.Instantiations.com. The alterative may be "Jigloo GUI Builder" from http://www.cloudgarden.com/jigloo/. And it's free for non-commercial use. VE currently is not as visual as it should be. - Shawn |
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