Reputation: 6532
I'm looking to implement a file system browser as part of a project which abstracts a remote file system, through a database of permissions. It should ideally appear as a native file system (visually) so I'm making use of SWT. I have APIs to access the list of files and folders, but I have no access to native icons for things like folders and known file types as I understand it.
I was wondering if anyone knows of such a widget already that I can either modify or make use of? If not does anyone have any suggestions for making a widget that will look native on all SWT supported platforms?
Just to be clear - I'm not looking for FileDialog
, it needs to be a fully interactive widget, that I can just include in an SWT Display. i.e. it needs to not be modal...
EDIT
A little clarification for why FileDialog
is not what I'm looking for:
I looking to implement an Explorer/Finder style interface to a virtual file system. I don't want a Modal Dialog that pops up and only has the capability to choose a file. It will need to support dragging and dropping of files (Or at least allow me to implement this), and the standard native looking functions you'd expect from a file system.
Upvotes: 0
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Reputation: 36904
As far as I know, there is no "native file browser" that supports all the features you need.
The only similar things in SWT are FileDialog
and DirectoryDialog
.
There are some code examples that create a file browser with a couple of features you need, however, they obviously won't look like the native file browser. Here is an example I found:
Looks like this:
Upvotes: 1