Re: SWT without Eclipse?

robotiser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Is it possible to program in SWT without using Eclipse? Can I just use
the command line java and javac?


As Andrew said, it is possible. I programmed SWT in Netbeans. I came across a few problems along the way but most of the answers you will find on the Eclipse sight.

Lionel.
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