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-Using the Eclipse project SwtMenuBar
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-
-This project provides a platform-specific way to hook into
-the default OS menu bar.
-
-On MacOS, it allows an SWT app to have an About menu item
-and to hook into the default Preferences menu item.
-
-On Windows and Linux, an SWT Menu should be provided (typically
-named "Tools") into which the About and Options menu items
-will be added.
-
-
-Consequently the implementation contains platform-specific source
-folders for the Java files that rely on a platform-specific version
-of SWT.jar.
-
-Right now we have the following source folders:
-- src/        - Generic implementation for all platforms.
-- src-darwin/ - Implementation for MacOS Carbon.
-
-*Only* the default "src/" folder is declared in the project .classpath
-so that the project can be opened in Eclipse on any platform and still
-work. However that means that on MacOS the custom src-darwin folder is
-not used by default.
-
-
-
-1- To build the library:
-
-Do not use Eclipse to build the library. Instead use the makefile:
-
-$ cd $TOP_OF_ANDROID_TREE
-$ . build/envsetup.sh && lunch sdk-eng
-$ make swtmenubar
-
-This will create a Jar in <Android tree>/out/host/<platform>/framework/
-that can then be included in the target application.
-
-
-2- To use the library in a target application:
-
-Build the swtmenubar library as explained in step 1.
-
-In the target application, define a classpath variable in Eclipse:
-- Open Preferences > Java > Build Path > Classpath Variables
-- Create a new classpath variable named ANDROID_OUT_FRAMEWORK
-- Set its folder value to <Android tree>/out/host/<platform>/framework
-
-Then add a variable to the Build Path of the target project:
-- Open Project > Properties > Java Build Path
-- Select the "Libraries" tab
-- Use "Add Variable"
-- Select ANDROID_OUT_FRAMEWORK
-- Select "Extend..."
-- Select swtmenubar.jar (which you previously built at step 1)
-
-
-3- Tip for developing this library:
-
-Keep in mind that src-darwin folder must not be added to the
-source folder list, otherwise the library would not compile
-on Windows or Linux.
-
-If you change anything to IMenuBarCallback, make sure to test
-on a Mac to be sure you're not breaking the API.
-
-To work on this on a Mac, you can either:
-a- simply temporarily add src-darwin as a source folder to the
-   build path and remove it before submitting.
-b- or directly edit the java files and rebuild the library using
-   'make swtmenubar' from a shell.
-
-To test the library, use 'make swtmenubar'. This will build the
-library in out/... and the sdkmanager project is already setup
-to find it there.
-
---
-EOF