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#21
I uploaded a new version.
This version enables visible "expanders" in trees.
I.e., an expander icon is shown at the left for items that can be expanded because of child items.
As usual, let me know how this works for you.
 
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#22
Thanks!

Wonko, are you writing java code on the n900 itself? If so, what is your setup in terms of IDE, editors, etc...

Just wondering...
 
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Originally Posted by Ulysses View Post
Wonko, are you writing java code on the n900 itself? If so, what is your setup in terms of IDE, editors, etc...
Well, I wouldn't say I am really writing code on the N900.
I am from time to time doing smaller changes etc. to some existing Java projects on the N900 while I am on the go.
For this I use Vim, Ant, and Subversion.


It's not really Java but at least related, so:
Sometimes I play around with Clojure as well.
For this I also use Vim plus the clojure-color-repl which, in my opinion, produces neat output.
SWT also works with Clojure, by the way.
 
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#24
Cool.

Me, I am currently looking for a decent solution.
I have tried the following on the debian chroot:
Netbeans, Jedit and emacs with JDEE.
The first two are too slow, but that's hardly a surprise.
Unfortunately, emacs with JDEE is not working out of the box (JDEE menu doesn't expand when .java file is loaded), and I haven't had the time to look into it.

vi is cool,l but I would love to have some project management features and basic code generation / templates.
 
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#25
Alright,
I update the package to the current SWT version 3.6.
As usual you can find the patches etc. at the garage site.
I also uploaded the new version to extras-devel.

Ah well, scratch my notes from yesterday.
The real issue is that SWT extracts the native libraries from the jar to /tmp/swtlib-32 by default, while /tmp is only 1MB in size, resulting in an error due to no space left on device.
I'll upload a newer version which shall fix this problem asap.

Last edited by Wonko; 2010-08-06 at 06:20.
 
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#26
I uploaded a new version again.
This one does not use /tmp anymore to extract the native libraries to but instead extracts these to /var/tmp/swtlib-32.
Please delete /tmp/swtlib-32 to avoid strange errors and excuse the inconvenience.

Edit:
Sorry, was quite in a hurry.
Of course using $HOME for temporary files is a silly idea.
Instead I use /var/tmp for now.
Another new version is on the way.

Last edited by Wonko; 2010-08-06 at 07:48.
 
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#27
Alright, I updated the patches to the current version 3.6.1 of SWT.
The new version is also already in extras-devel.
 
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Updated patch to 3.6.2 and uploaded new version.
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SWT link is dead for the last few days.
http://user.fh-frankfurt.de/~rc9000/.../experimental/
 

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Originally Posted by biketool View Post
SWT link is dead for the last few days.
http://user.fh-frankfurt.de/~rc9000/.../experimental/
Thanks for the heads up!
Well this web site was hosted on my student account at the university.
As I am no longer a student it was about time for it to go down.
It contained only old stuff anyway.
You can get the code, patches etc at the garage page:
https://garage.maemo.org/projects/swt-hildon/
I'll update the initial post as well.
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