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An Eclipse Nebula Widgets Primer

At 4:11 PM on Apr 23, 2007, Frank Carlos wrote:

SWT has long suffered from a lack of custom widgets that go beyond the standard ones provided. The Eclipse Nebula project was created as a gathering place for widget authors who wish to release their widgets under the Eclipse Public License and have them incubated in an official Eclipse project. This tutorial explores five Nebula widgets, including Grid, CDateTime, CompositeTable, PGroup, and PShelf . It will show you how the Nebula widgets address areas that in the past have been major holes in the feature set of widgets available in the SWT API.

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