By tseidel@eclipsesource.com
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Published: Oct 26 2012 / 05:14
Working with tables or trees with more than a handful of rows, you quickly find that you need a way to filter or search for content, otherwise they become unusable. The Eclipse workbench offers an out-of-the-box component named FilteredTree which adds an input field to an SWT tree where filter strings can be entered by the user. However, support for SWT tables is missing. This post shows how filter support can be added to tables using the existing capabilities in the workbench.
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