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Apr 20 00:21
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djspiewak
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In my opinion, this is a phenomenal idea. SwingWT makes SWT functionality accessible to those who don't want to learn a whole new API. However, this functionality comes at a price. Not a performance decrease, but a functionality decrease. Sure, it provides all the Swing functionality, but not all the SWT functionality. It's got some non-Swing stuff (the JToolBar component comes to mind. I rewrote it to support SWT.MENU ToolItems and to actually peer to a native ToolBar (the original didn't)), but a lot of the control of an SWT widget comes at instantiation time, and this is controlled by SwingWT. So all in all, I think it deserves a 9. It's not perfect, but it's almost there.
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