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| − | ===Class Control===
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| − | Currently implemented:
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| − | * visibility
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| − | * enablement
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| − | * tooltip text
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| − | * colors
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| − | * fonts
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| − | * context menu
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| − | * size, location and layout data
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| − | * borders (style flags <code>BORDER</code> and <code>FLAT</code>)
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| − | * the methods <code>moveAbove</code> and <code>moveBelow</code> to control the z-order
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| − | * setDefaultButton
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| − | ===Class Composite===
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| − | ===Class Group===
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| − | A basic implementation exists. The various <code>SHADOW</code> styles are not yet supported. Though API for changing the font exists as it is inherited from <code>Control</code> using those methods has not effect client-side.
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| − | ===Class Shell===
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| − | In contrary to SWT, Shells in RWT do <em>not </em> represent browser windows, but reside in a browser window (which in turn is represented by class [[5_Display#Display|Display]]).
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| − | As of now the inheritance hierarchy of class Shell does not match SWT (whose Shell inherits from Decorations). As soon as there exists the class Decorations in RWT, we will fix this.
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| − | The current implementation of Shell comprises the following features:
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| − | * get/set text and image (title bar)
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| − | * style flags <code>CLOSE</code>, <code>MIN</code>, <code>MAX</code>, <code>RESIZE</code>
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| − | * style <code>APPLICATION_MODAL</code> (in favor of <code>SYSTEM_MODAL</code> and <code>PRIMARY_MODAL</code>) that allows to build modal shells that block all other shells in the same browser window.
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| − | * ShellListener
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| − | * <code>layout</code> and <code>pack</code> work as in SWT. That means most of the SWT-Snipptes now run with almost no modification (replace SWT by RWT and remove the event loop)
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Latest revision as of 06:32, 7 January 2014
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