• Bill Baxter (4/4) Apr 09 2008 Are there any good free tools for laying out SWT dialogs?
• Robert Fraser (3/9) Apr 09 2008 I'm not sure about Java SWT code (I've always just used VEP), but if
• Bill Baxter (4/14) Apr 09 2008 Oh, shoot! You're right. I totally forgot about that.

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Are there any good free tools for laying out SWT dialogs?

Lightweight is good too.  I'd rather not to have to download, install, 
and deal with all of Eclipse just to edit a couple of dialogs.

--bb

Robert Fraser <fraserofthenight gmail.com> writes:

Bill Baxter wrote:
 Are there any good free tools for laying out SWT dialogs?
 
 Lightweight is good too.  I'd rather not to have to download, install, 
 and deal with all of Eclipse just to edit a couple of dialogs.
 
 --bb

I'm not sure about Java SWT code (I've always just used VEP), but if 
it's for D, Entice Designer I think can now output DWT code.

Bill Baxter <dnewsgroup billbaxter.com> writes:

Robert Fraser wrote:
 Bill Baxter wrote:
 Are there any good free tools for laying out SWT dialogs?

 Lightweight is good too.  I'd rather not to have to download, install, 
 and deal with all of Eclipse just to edit a couple of dialogs.

 --bb

 
 I'm not sure about Java SWT code (I've always just used VEP), but if 
 it's for D, Entice Designer I think can now output DWT code.

Oh, shoot!  You're right.  I totally forgot about that.

I almost even said "you know, something like Entice."  :-)

--bb