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SWT provides a lot richer set of native heavyweight widgets than AWT - a proper comparison would be SWT vs AWT Swing Due to that, SWT looks more native than AWT Swing While this could be considered a success, it can also be a drawback, depending on what you need to implement
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Is there a standard SWT control that resembles a button which displays an arrow and opens a dropdown menu when pressed and is not a toolbar-only control? It would be something like this: It is sim
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SWT's advantage is also less memory consuption because of native components This should be desirable on machines with limited memory and memory differences between swing and swt can be big in large GUI designs
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My application throws the exception below Exception in thread "main" java lang UnsatisfiedLinkError: Cannot load 32-bit SW T libraries on 64-bit JVM How to solve this? What is the name o
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