Eclipse under SWT Designer installation method

First------Download swt-3.7.2-win32-win32-x86

Enter http://www.eclipse.org/swt/download
After entering the page there is a small section titled Releases
You can click on the relevant hyperlinks below
Find related files to download

Put it under the Plugins folder under Eclipse (the entire folder is in it!)

and build a project of your own.

Right-click in the Eclipse IDE's Package Explorer View and select "Existing Projects into Workspace" from the pop-up shortcut menu to select "Select Archive File" and click " Browse button, navigate to the SWT Toolkit that was previously downloaded, and a ORG.ECLIPSE.SWT item appears in the list of items in the dialog box, select the item, and click the Finish button. Open the Build Path configuration window for the project, select the Projects tab in the dialog box on the page, click the "Add" button, select "ORG.ECLIPSE.SWT" in the list of pop-up items, and click the OK button to complete the build path configuration. Note that the ORG.ECLIPSE.SWT contains SWT source code compression files, and you can easily view these source codes and corresponding Java doc files by adding Eclipse SWT projects to the project's dependencies list.

This project is kept so oh ~ ~ ~

Second------Install SWT Designer below

http://www.swt-designer.com/This URL no longer exists, click on the URL below to view the corresponding Eclipse version of the URL

Https://developers.google.com/java-dev-tools/download-wbpro?hl=zh-CN

Then, open eclipse

It's in the Help menu.

Select Install new software

After entering install new software, click the Add option to enter the URL in the pop-up dialog box

Because I have already installed, so show duplicate location if not installed, direct OK is ok

Then you choose to install the project, if you are afraid of trouble, select all~

Then finish on the online installation, during the installation process may appear unsign warning, continue installation, installation will be prompted to restart Eclipse, after the reboot, you can use.

Select other in the new project

And then you choose Engineering

Choose SWT on this one.

Then that swt/jface that project in the construction of a project is good, choose dialog anything can

After the project has been completed, the remaining project has been introduced into the project, and it can be used (as if without reference).

And QT,VC and the like are all the same Oh ~ ~