Development
There is some activity to enable combining Swing and SWT. There are two different approaches being attempted:
- SwingWT is a project which intends to provide Swing developers with an alternative Swing implementation: one which uses an SWT back end to display its widgets, thus providing the native look and feel and performance advantages of SWT along with the same programming model as Swing.
- SWTSwing is a project which intends to provide a Swing back end for SWT. In effect, SWT could be run using "Swing native objects" instead of, for example, GTK or Windows native objects. This would enable SWT to work on every platform that Swing supports.
Starting in 2006 there was a SWT-3.2 port to the D programming language called DWT. Since then the project supports Windows 32-bit and also Linux GTK 32-bit for SWT-3.4. The DWT project also has an addon package that contains a port of JFace and Eclipse Forms.
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