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| Re: Are there any books about VE? [message #66943 is a reply to message #66918] |
Wed, 13 October 2004 12:53   |
 ronny
Messages: 46
Registered: July 2009 |
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Joe Winchester wrote:
> Hi spunti,
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> Leaving the media aside, is there any information that isn't currently
> in the help system that you'd like to see covered. Do you want more
> information on how to use the editor's features, how to build GUIs in
> general (including background on Swing and SWT and desgin patterns and
> best practices for stuff like error handling and data access), or
> information on how to extend the editor ?
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> Best regards,
> Joe Winchester
OK, leaving the media aside, though it is an important point to be able to
take a book into the bed:-)
I'm new with the VE and also with Swing so I'd like to have a kind of
tutorial in How to Build a GUI with VEP.
I'd like to have an answer to the questions which layout-manager is really
used in practice and is an swt-GUI portable or should I use Swing.
I also have big problems in how to organize my GUI-class structure. There
are a lot of tutorials in the net which show only one class with a nice
layout. But what, if nearly the whole view needs to change? It wasn't so
easy for me to find out how to exchange whole Panels if they are in
different classes.
At first I tried tu put severel Panels out of the JFrame in one class but VE
didn't like that:-) Then I put every visual widget into one class and made
all invisible...
JTables are really strange theme to me. For example it's hard to put just a
new row to a table or get all cells editable with only a single mouse-click
and not a double-click, like a normal Excel-Table.
Extending the VE is not so interesting for me.
regards
spunti
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| Re: Are there any books about VE? [message #601480 is a reply to message #66918] |
Wed, 13 October 2004 12:53 |
ronny
Messages: 46
Registered: July 2009 |
Member |
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Joe Winchester wrote:
> Hi spunti,
>
> Leaving the media aside, is there any information that isn't currently
> in the help system that you'd like to see covered. Do you want more
> information on how to use the editor's features, how to build GUIs in
> general (including background on Swing and SWT and desgin patterns and
> best practices for stuff like error handling and data access), or
> information on how to extend the editor ?
>
> Best regards,
> Joe Winchester
OK, leaving the media aside, though it is an important point to be able to
take a book into the bed:-)
I'm new with the VE and also with Swing so I'd like to have a kind of
tutorial in How to Build a GUI with VEP.
I'd like to have an answer to the questions which layout-manager is really
used in practice and is an swt-GUI portable or should I use Swing.
I also have big problems in how to organize my GUI-class structure. There
are a lot of tutorials in the net which show only one class with a nice
layout. But what, if nearly the whole view needs to change? It wasn't so
easy for me to find out how to exchange whole Panels if they are in
different classes.
At first I tried tu put severel Panels out of the JFrame in one class but VE
didn't like that:-) Then I put every visual widget into one class and made
all invisible...
JTables are really strange theme to me. For example it's hard to put just a
new row to a table or get all cells editable with only a single mouse-click
and not a double-click, like a normal Excel-Table.
Extending the VE is not so interesting for me.
regards
spunti
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