Eclipse 3.1 M5 - New and Noteworthy
Part 1
SWT
Native tree with columns
The SWT Tree widget can now display multiple columns. New API in Tree, TreeItem, and TreeColumn provides the same support for columns as Table. This obsoletes the TableTree widget, which is now deprecated.
For more details see the example snippet.
Reorderable table columns
The display order of columns in a table can be changed by dragging the column header (as well as being set programmatically).
For more details see the example snippet.
Windows XP look and feel for Buttons
Under Windows XP, buttons with images now show the expected look and feel for the current skin.
For more details on Windows XP skins, see the SWT FAQ.
SWT Browser widget improvements
On Windows, new window requests can now be opened in a standalone Internet Explorer browser. A new flag (required) added to the WindowEvent notification specifies whether the platform requires the user to provide a Browser to handle the new window or if the request will open in a standalone system browser otherwise.
Eclipse RCP launcher improvements
The Eclipse launcher supports new arguments (-name and -startup) and a new configuration file to improve customization for RCP applications. For details, see the Eclipse Launcher description.
Starting SWT standalone applications inside Eclipse is now easy
You can now run and debug your SWT application quickly and easily using the new SWT application launcher. It handles such things as identifying the location of the SWT native libraries. A shortcut to the launcher is available in the context menu of your Java class via Run As > SWT Application.
Advanced graphics
New API has been added for advanced graphics operations such as path for curves and lines, alpha blending and transformations. This new API requires the Cairo Vector engine on GTK and Motif, and GDI on Windows.
For more details see the example snippet.
New Link widget
The new Link widget displays text containing hyPerlinks.
For more details, see the example snippet.
Remove widgets from Layout
RowData and GridData have a new exclude attribute for removing the associated widget from the layout management. Previously, applications had to dispose and recreate widgets to achieve this effect.
For more details, see the example snippet.
PDE
Build an Eclipse product with a single click
You can now create and manage an Eclipse product in a *.product file, which can be created via File > New > Other...> Product Configuration.The product configuration editor manages all ASPects of a product from basic definition to branding. You can create plug-in-based and feature-based products. The overview page provides hot links to test and export the product.
More RCP templates
PDE now provides two more customizable templates to help get new RCP developers up and running faster.
New feature and update site manifest editors
The PDE feature and update site manifest editors have been redesigned to provide a simpler and better workflow. Improvements include the ability to build and package features without having to import them into your workspace.Part 2
Platform Runtime
Don't delete config.ini
After modifying an Eclipse install by means other than the Eclipse Update manager (e.g., after unzipping a new plug-in or feature into your Eclipse install directory, the next time you restart Eclipse you need to use the
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