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Java Tutorial » SWT » Dialog

17. 109. 5. Creating Your Own Dialogs

To create your own dialog, you do the following:

Subclass org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Dialog.
Implement a method named open() that returns an object appropriate to your dialog's purpose.
In open(), create the window, create the controls and event handlers (including controls and event handlers to dismiss the dialog), and display the window.
Provide getters and setters for any data.

17. 109. Dialog
	17. 109. 1.	Using the Dialogs
	17. 109. 2.	Create a dialog shell
	17. 109. 3.	Create a dialog shell and position it
	17. 109. 4.	Create a dialog shell (prompt for a value)
	17. 109. 5.	Creating Your Own Dialogs
	17. 109. 6.	Create your own dialog classes which allows users to input a String
	17. 109. 7.	Prevent escape from closing a dialog
	17. 109. 8.	Display an Empty Dialog

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