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xix Contents Content Provider 273 Playlist Switch 273 Selections 274 The Description Window 275 The DescriptionWindow Class 276 The Playlist Viewer 278 The PlaylistWindow Class 278 The PlaylistViewer Class 281 Nested Grid Layout 289 Toolbar 290 File-Selection Dialogs 292 Menu 293 The PlaylistLabelProvider Class 295 Returning a Warning Icon 296 Cell Text 297 The FileCellEditor Class 299 The Description Editor 300 The DescriptionCellEditor Class 300 The DescriptionEditorDialog Class 302 Code Scanner 303 Content Assistant 304 SourceViewer Configuration 307 SourceViewer 308 Deploying the Jukebox 311 Summary 311 Chapter 11: Developing Plug-ins for the Eclipse Platform 313 The Architecture of the Eclipse Platform 314 Extension Points 314 OSGi 314 A Minimal Platform 315 Rich Client Platform vs. IDE 315 Resource Management 315 User Interface 316 Help System 316 Team Support 316 Other Plug-in Groups 317 Architecture Summary 317 The Core Classes of the Eclipse Platform 318 The Platform Class 318 The Plugin Class 318
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xviii Contents Dialogs and Windows 206 Some Dialog Subclasses 207 Implementing Your Own Dialog Classes 210 Making Dialogs Persistent 213 Viewers 214 The Viewer Event Model 215 The Viewer Hierarchy 215 Cell Editors 217 Data Transfer 218 Text Processing 218 Text Processing Base Classes 218 The ProjectionViewer 226 Comfortable Text Fields and Combos 226 Actions and Menus 226 The IAction Interface 226 The Managers 227 Wizards 228 The Wizard Class 228 The WizardPage Class 229 The WizardSelectionPage Class 230 The WizardDialog Class 230 Preferences 230 The PreferenceStore and PreferenceConverter Classes 231 The PreferencePage Class 232 Field Editors 232 Preference Page Trees 233 Summary 235 Chapter 10: Project Two: Jukebox 237 Design Goals and How to Achieve Them 237 Installing the Project 238 The Player Module 241 Layout 241 Threads 242 The Player.java Class 243 BasicPlayerListener 260 The Playlist Domain Model 261 The Interface 261 Implementing IPlayList 268 Accessing Features 270 Managing Entries 271

xvii Contents Text Fields and Labels 159 Tables, Lists, and Combos 161 Trees 166 Sashes 167 Tabbed Folders 168 Toolbars 169 Moveable Tool Groups (CoolBar) 170 Menus 170 Custom Widgets 174 The Browser Widget 177 Layouts 177 Visual Overview 178 The FillLayout Class 178 The RowLayout Class 179 The GridLayout Class 180 The FormLayout Class 182 The StackLayout class 184 Graphics 185 The Graphics Context 185 Colors 186 Fonts 187 Images 189 The Cursor 190 Widgets That Swing 191 Embedded Contents 192 Events 192 Output to a Printer 196 Data Transfer 198 The Clipboard 198 Drag and Drop 199 Resource Management 200 Windows32 Support (OLE) 201 SWT on the Pocket PC 202 Accessibility 202 Summary 203 Chapter 9: JFace 205 Resource Management 205 The FontRegistry Class 205 The ImageRegistry Class 206 The JFaceColors Class 206 The JFaceResources Class 206
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xvi Contents Documentation 125 Try It Out: Javadoc Options 126 Try It Out: Command-Line Options 126 Summary 128 Chapter 7: Advanced Topics of Project Development 129 Developing in a Team 129 Setting Up a Repository 130 Projects in the Repository 132 Version Management 133 Working in a Team 133 Other Functions 135 External Tools 135 Refresh 135 Environment 135 Associations 135 Summary 136 Chapter 8: The SWT Library 137 SWT Function Group Overview 138 SWT Pros and Cons 139 Advantages of SWT 140 Disadvantages of SWT 140 The SWT Package 141 Events 141 Listeners 141 Adapters 142 Events 142 Overview of Listeners, Adapters, and Events 143 Widgets 145 The Widget Class 146 The Control Class 146 Visual Overview 146 Displays, Shells, and Monitors 146 Dialogs 152 Composites, Groups, and Canvas 155 Buttons 156 Sliders and Scales 158 ProgressBar 159 Scrollable and ScrollBar 159
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xv Contents Opening and Closing Windows 65 Maximizing Windows 65 Minimizing Views 65 Managing Perspectives 65 Defining New Perspectives 65 Configuring Perspectives 66 Importing Files 67 Project Properties 69 The Java Browsing Perspective 71 Summary 72 Chapter 5: Project One: Duke Speaks 73 Setting Up the Project 73 A Short Excursion into Speech Synthesis 74 Extending the FreeTTS System 75 Animation Events 75 The Animator 77 Embedding into FreeTTS 81 Connection with the Java Audio System 83 The User Interface 84 The Animated Face 85 The Control Panel 87 The Model 87 The Presentation 91 The Complete Application 106 Exporting the application 109 Bibliography 110 Summary 110 Chapter 6: Project Development 113 Debugging 113 The Debug Configuration 113 The Debug Perspective 114 Controlling Program Execution 115 Managing Breakpoints 117 The Java Console 118 Remote Debugging 119 JUnit 120 Setting Up JUnit 120 Creating a Test Suite 122 Running a Test Suite 124
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xiv Contents Local History 43 Comparing Resources 43 Replacing with an Older Version 43 Restore Deleted Resource 43 Summary 44 Chapter 3: The Art of (Visual) Composition 45 Installation 45 Invocation 46 Preferences 46 Composition 46 Beans and Bean Properties 48 Generic Beans 48 Properties 48 Layouts 49 Event Processing 49 Summary 50 Chapter 4: Organizing Your Code 51 The Workbench 51 Resources 52 Resource Types 52 Where Resources Are Stored 52 Synchronizing Resources 53 Navigation 53 Associations 54 Packages 55 Folders and Packages 55 Navigation 56 Hierarchy 56 The Outline View 57 Representation 58 Context Functions 59 Searching 60 The Search Function 60 Find and Replace 62 Marking Name Occurrences 63 Arranging Editors and Views 63 Docked Windows 63 Stacked Windows 64 Desktop Windows 64 FastView 64
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