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| <h2>SWT Example Launcher</h2> | |
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| The Example Launcher is used to launch SWT examples, which can either be Workbench views | |
| or standalone applications. | |
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| <li>Workbench views are examples that are integrated into Eclipse. When the launcher | |
| starts a Workbench view, it is opened in the currently active perspective. | |
| <li>Standalone applications are launched in a separate window. | |
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| For information on how to run the standalone examples without the SWT Example Launcher, | |
| refer to <a href="swt_manual_setup.html">SWT standalone examples setup</a>. | |
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| The SWT Workbench view examples can also be launched directly without using the SWT Example | |
| Launcher. SWT Workbench view examples can be found under the <strong>SWT Examples</strong> category of the | |
| <strong>Show Views</strong> dialog. | |
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| <h3>Running the Example Launcher</h3> | |
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| From Eclipse's <strong>Window</strong> menu, select <strong>Show View > Other</strong>. | |
| In the <strong>Show View</strong> dialog, expand <strong>SWT Examples</strong> and select the <strong>SWT Example Launcher</strong> view. | |
| A view containing a list of examples will appear in your current perspective. | |
| When you select an example from the list a brief description of the example is displayed. | |
| Click on the <strong>Run</strong> button to launch the example. | |
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