Hi,
I have worked on UFace and CSS E4 engine and I would like give a concrete
sample which we can manage with UFace but not with SWT.
SWT problem comes from that some property of SWT widgets doesn't fire event
and cannot be observable (Control#setVisible, Scale#setSelection...) don't
fire events.
Into Uface we have managed CSS Scale feature.
We can write this CSS :
UIScale[value='<10] {
backround-color:red;
}
UIScale[value='>10'][value='<50'] {
backround-color:green;
}
UIScale[value='>50'] {
backround-color:green;
}
So when you move scale, backround-color change swith value of scale.
If you set the value of scale with UIScale#setValue, the backround-color
change.
Into SWT, we can manage the same thing with E4 CSS engine (I'm developping
that) but only when user move the scale and NOT if we call
Scale#setSelection. Why?
Because to manage this case, we must addSelectionListener to the scale and
apply styles with CSS engine (it manage the case where user move the scale).
But Scale#setSelection doesn't fire SWT.Selection event, so how can I detect
selection?
UFace wrap SWT widget and if we call UIScale#setValue, it call SWT
scale#setSelection and fire event that we can catch to apply styles.
So with abstraction UI, we can fix this problem. SWT Visible, Enabled SWT
widget have the same problems.
Regards Angelo
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