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Greetings,
I'm back again.
I'm wondering if Eclipse IDE has a swing builder feature similar to Netbeans?
I have switched from Netbeans to Eclipse due to some features like the source auto-generate codes in particular to setters/getters.
I have searched some from the Eclipse IDE Market,
But I don't know how to install or use them yet.
Thanks,
Cyril H.
I haven't used eclipse but it does have swing builder, something they call SWT.
And,
what do you mean by
Netbeans does have getter/setter method generator.Quote:
I have switched from Netbeans to Eclipse due to some features like the source auto-generate codes in particular to setters/getters.
Press Alt + insert in Netbeans to bring popup and choose from there. No need to write code for getter/setter.
-regards
I think the OP means a gui builder as in NetBeans where you can blindly drag components around and automagically code is generated for the gui (without the user understanding what actually happens frequently).Quote:
Originally Posted by Prajin
Eclipse has a project for it: here.
kind regards,
Jos
ah.., it's called Eclipse Visual Editor.
Download eclipse SDK and unzip. Goto to unzipped directory and just run the program by clicking at eclipse.exe.Quote:
I have searched some from the Eclipse IDE Market,
But I don't know how to install or use them yet.
-Regards
Are there any Plug-ins, or another perspective similar on how you install Android SDK to Eclipse 3.5?
Are there any plug-ins available for Eclipse 3.6?
The first result from Google.Quote:
Originally Posted by chyrl
kind regards,
Jos
I have done the Android SDK.
I may need a similar content of that but how to install a Swing Builder using Eclipse IDE.