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Uses of Class org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Canvas
Methods in
org.eclipse.jface.text.source with parameters of type
Canvas
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static void
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ImageUtilities.
drawImage
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Image image,
GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle r,
int align)
Draws an image aligned inside the given rectangle on the given canvas. |
static void
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ImageUtilities.
drawImage
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Image image,
GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle r,
int halign,
int valign)
Draws an image aligned inside the given rectangle on the given canvas. |
void
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IAnnotationAccessExtension.
paint
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Annotation annotation,
GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle bounds)
Draws a graphical representation of the given annotation within the given bounds. |
void
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IAnnotationPresentation.
paint
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GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle bounds)
Implement this method to draw a graphical representation
of this annotation within the given bounds. |
Subclasses of
Canvas in
org.eclipse.swt.custom
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class
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AnimatedProgress
Deprecated. As of Eclipse 2.1, use ProgressBar with the style SWT.INDETERMINATE
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Styles:
- VERTICAL, HORIZONTAL, BORDER
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class
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CLabel
A Label which supports aligned text and/or an image and different border styles. |
class
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StyledText
A StyledText is an editable user interface object that displays lines
of text. |
class
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TableCursor
A TableCursor provides a way for the user to navigate around a Table
using the keyboard. |
Subclasses of
Canvas in
org.eclipse.swt.widgets
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class
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Decorations
Instances of this class provide the appearance and
behavior of Shells , but are not top
level shells or dialogs. |
class
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Shell
Instances of this class represent the "windows"
which the desktop or "window manager" is managing. |
Constructors in
org.eclipse.swt.widgets with parameters of type
Canvas
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Caret
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Canvas parent,
int style)
Constructs a new instance of this class given its parent
and a style value describing its behavior and appearance. |
IME
(
Canvas parent,
int style)
Constructs a new instance of this class given its parent
and a style value describing its behavior and appearance. |
Subclasses of
Canvas in
org.eclipse.ui.forms.widgets
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class
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AbstractHyperlink
This is the base class for custom hyperlink widget. |
class
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ExpandableComposite
This composite is capable of expanding or collapsing a single client that is
its direct child. |
class
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FormText
This class is a read-only text control that is capable of rendering wrapped
text. |
class
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Hyperlink
Hyperlink is a concrete implementation of the abstract base class that draws
text in the client area. |
class
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ImageHyperlink
This class extends hyperlink widget by adding the capability to render an
image relative to the text. |
class
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Section
A variation of the expandable composite that adds optional description below
the title. |
class
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ToggleHyperlink
A custom selectable control that can be used to control areas that can be
expanded or collapsed. |
class
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TreeNode
A custom selectable control that can be used to control areas that can be
expanded or collapsed. |
class
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Twistie
A custom selectable control that can be used to control areas that can be
expanded or collapsed. |
Methods in
org.eclipse.ui.texteditor with parameters of type
Canvas
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static void
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ImageUtilities.
drawImage
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Image image,
GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle r,
int align)
Deprecated. As of 3.0, replaced by
ImageUtilities.drawImage(Image, GC, Canvas, Rectangle, int)
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static void
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ImageUtilities.
drawImage
(
Image image,
GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle r,
int halign,
int valign)
Deprecated. As of 3.0, replaced by
ImageUtilities.drawImage(Image, GC, Canvas, Rectangle, int, int)
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void
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DefaultMarkerAnnotationAccess.
paint
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Annotation annotation,
GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle bounds)
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void
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DefaultRangeIndicator.
paint
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GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle bounds)
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void
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MarkerAnnotation.
paint
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GC gc,
Canvas canvas,
Rectangle r)
Deprecated. As of 3.0 replaced by
IAnnotationAccessExtension.paint(org.eclipse.jface.text.source.Annotation, GC, Canvas, Rectangle)
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