Fine.Thanks for your comments. I would really appreciate any useful
solution for my question.
Also I am sorry i dint know that multi posting is a BIG crime.
Anyways, my question is like this,
I am working with Eclipse 3.2 IDE with SWT plugin/Designer to create a
UserInterface.
To create a network diagram am using JavaFX tool. I also have
(tutorial.jnlp)Javafx editor tool, where I can see the output as I
code.
I have created a Frame, a Canvas, and set of PopupMenus. And
PopupMenus dropping down whenever I click on canvas.
Like,
canvas.onMouseClick = operation(e:MouseEvent)
{
popupmenu.visible = true;
};
I have added actions for each menuitem in the Popupmenu.
When I click on one menuitem, the action performs, but after that the
popupmenu does not open or drop down again until we refresh the whole
thing.
The mouse events are proper in JavaFX Pad(editor) but the same code
not working properly in eclipse.
Now, Can anyone please suggest me what to do??
Thank you in advance.
On Mar 14, 2:38 am, sukany...@gmail.com wrote:
> Fine.Thanks for your comments. I would really appreciate any useful
> solution for my question.
> Also I am sorry i dint know that multi posting is a BIG crime.
It is not a 'big crime' but just extremely irritating.
As you have probably guessed by now, it is not a good
strategy to make the people you are asking for help
'extremely irritated'.
> Anyways, my question is like this,
>
> I am working with Eclipse 3.2 IDE with SWT ...
I have never dealt with SWT personally, the one
piece of advice I might give you is that..
> Now, Can anyone please suggest me what to do??
..People experienced in use of SWT seem very rare on
the wider *usenet* *newsgroups* (which is the place
where our conversations have been happening), but
Eclipse also has its own forums for discussing things
more specifc to Eclipse.
If you visit <http://www.eclipse.org/swt/>
and scroll down to 'Contact Us' there are a
number of links to subscribe, view the archive,
or search the archive.
To subscribe, it looks like you need a mail client
(such as Thunderbird or Outlook Express) - I am not
sure if it is possible to make posts from just a
browser.
Hope you get a solution. If that happens, it
would be considered polite to put the answer
on each of the threads - so people searching
later can benefit.
--
Andrew T.
Lew - 14 Mar 2008 01:27 GMT
sukany...@gmail.com wrote:
>> Also I am sorry i dint know that multi posting is a BIG crime.
You would have known if you had taken the time to read the FAQ post from David
Alex Lamb that's posted every four days, and the links to which it points.
Generally speaking, a professional approach will result in a professional
response. Intentionally misspelling words like "ur"
<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ur>
is probably not the best way to put your best foot forward.
And don't get too worried when you get harsh replies on Usenet. I'm not
saying it's justifiable, but it's common. Your best strategy is among:
- thank the sarcastic bastard for his advice;
- say something cute and sarcastic, but friendly, back; or
- ignore the harshness altogether (Zen-master recommended).

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