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'''What Is a Widget?''' | '''What Is a Widget?''' | ||
| + | TBD | ||
'''Widget Hierarchy.''' | '''Widget Hierarchy.''' | ||
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| + | RWT uses the same widget hierarchy as SWT. In addition the class | ||
| + | <code>Widget</code> implements Adaptable. | ||
'''Events and Listeners.''' | '''Events and Listeners.''' | ||
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| + | Currently RWT does not implement ''untyped Listeners'' as SWT does. | ||
| + | Therefore all related methods (like Widget.notifyListeners(int,Event)) | ||
| + | are missing. | ||
'''Application Data.''' | '''Application Data.''' | ||
'''Querying the Display.''' | '''Querying the Display.''' | ||
Revision as of 10:37, 8 January 2007
What Is a Widget?
TBD Widget Hierarchy.
RWT uses the same widget hierarchy as SWT. In addition the class
Widget implements Adaptable.
Events and Listeners.
Currently RWT does not implement untyped Listeners as SWT does. Therefore all related methods (like Widget.notifyListeners(int,Event)) are missing.
Application Data.
Querying the Display.