JFace is a UI toolkit with classes for handling many common UI programming tasks. JFace is window-system-independent in both its API and implementation, and is designed to work with SWT without hiding it. JFace includes the usual UI toolkit components of image and font registries, text, dialog, preference and wizard frameworks, and progress reporting for long running operations. Two of its more interesting features are actions and viewers. The action mechanism allows user commands to be defined independently from their exact whereabouts in the UI. Viewers are model based adapters for certain SWT widgets, simplifying the presentation of application data structured as lists, tables or trees.

META-INF

ECLIPSE.RSA

ECLIPSE.SF

MANIFEST.MF

eclipse.inf

about.html

eclipse

jface

action

AbstractAction.class

AbstractGroupMarker.class

Action$1.class

Action.class

ActionContributionItem$1.class

ActionContributionItem$2.class

ActionContributionItem$3.class

ActionContributionItem$4.class

ActionContributionItem$5.class

ActionContributionItem$6.class

ActionContributionItem.class

ContributionItem.class

ContributionManager$1.class

ContributionManager.class

ControlContribution.class

CoolBarManager.class

ExternalActionManager$1.class

ExternalActionManager$2.class

ExternalActionManager$CommandCallback.class

ExternalActionManager$IActiveChecker.class

ExternalActionManager$IBindingManagerCallback.class

ExternalActionManager$ICallback.class

ExternalActionManager.class

ExternalActionManager.properties

GroupMarker.class

IAction.class

IContributionItem.class

IContributionManager.class

IContributionManagerOverrides.class

ICoolBarManager.class

IMenuCreator.class

IMenuListener.class

IMenuListener2.class

IMenuManager.class

IStatusLineManager.class

IToolBarManager.class

LegacyActionTools.class

MenuManager$1.class

MenuManager$2.class

MenuManager.class

Separator.class

StatusLine$1.class

StatusLine$2.class

StatusLine$3.class

StatusLine$4.class

StatusLine$StatusLineLayout.class

StatusLine.class

StatusLineLayoutData.class

StatusLineManager$1.class

StatusLineManager.class

SubContributionItem.class

SubContributionManager$1.class

SubContributionManager.class

SubCoolBarManager.class

SubMenuManager$1.class

SubMenuManager.class

SubStatusLineManager.class

SubToolBarManager.class

ToolBarContributionItem$1.class

ToolBarContributionItem$2.class

ToolBarContributionItem$3.class

ToolBarContributionItem$4.class

ToolBarContributionItem.class

ToolBarManager$1.class

ToolBarManager.class

images

stop.gif

bindings

Binding.class

BindingManager.class

BindingManagerEvent.class

CachedBindingSet.class

IBindingManagerListener.class

ISchemeListener.class

Scheme.class

SchemeEvent.class

Trigger.class

TriggerSequence.class

keys

IKeyLookup.class

KeyBinding.class

KeyLookupFactory.class

KeySequence.class

KeySequenceText$1.class

KeySequenceText$2.class

KeySequenceText$KeyTrapListener.class

KeySequenceText$TraversalFilter.class

KeySequenceText$TraversalFilterManager.class

KeySequenceText$UpdateSequenceListener.class

KeySequenceText.class

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