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On Wed, 20 Dec 2006 08:21:16 +0100, Daniel Megert wrote: I followed your instructions... feedback below. > Since you have the Eclipse SDK downloaded let's do it the easy way: > > 1.  start your workspace > 2.  File > Import... > Plug-ins and Fragments > 3.  click 'Next' > 4.  verify that the top most checkbox is checked and that the location > points to your Eclipse installation It did.  No problems so far. >       if not: got to the PDE Target preference page and reset the settings > 5.  select 'Binary project' > 6.  click 'Next' > 7.  on the left side select org.eclipse.swt > 8.  click 'Add' > 9.  click 'Required Plug-ins' > 10. click 'Finish' > 11. now check that these steps worked: >        use Ctrl+Shift+T to open an SWT type (e.g. Display) and verify > that source is shown in the editor This does not work.  If I highlight Display, I get: The source attachment does not contain the source for the file Display.class.  You can change the source attachment by clicking Change Attached Source below. > 12. open your Java project's build path property page Project->Properties-> Java Build Path > 13. make sure there is NO swt.jar under 'Libraries' SWT is there and under it is org.eclipse.swt.gtk.linux.x86.  And under Native library location it has.../workspace/org.eclipse.swt.gtk.linux.x86/ - non modifiable. > 14. on the 'Projects' tab add all the org.eclipse.swt* projects that you > imported under step 10. "Build path contains duplicate entry: 'org.eclipse.swt.gtk.linux.x86' for project test"  So I removed it here. > 15. click 'OK' > > You should now be setup correctly. In the future if you need to switch > to a new SWT version simply install the new version and repeat steps 1 -10. It works now. FWIW, I have never had to manually add anything to do with SWT to my projects before. Thanks for your help.

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