By bloid
via javalobby.org
Published: Aug 22 2007 / 02:17
After several months of work on SWTSwing, about 90% of the SWT 3.2 API is covered (against 70% in the previous release). For those who are not aware, SWTSwing is essentially an implementation of SWT over Swing.
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henk replied ago:
Good stuff this. Looking forward to seeing the remaining 90% implemented :)
Of course, this project would *really* shine if it could follow the regular SWT releases more closely. Both Azureus and Eclipse use SWT 3.3 in their latest versions. Who's going to run older versions of their favorite apps, just to be on Swing?
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