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I have done some POCs for XWT to develop an animation UI in SWT. I met a problem to implement a n independent "Move" and "Resize" animation solution. It is in fact the missing of the pre-event of "Resize" and "Move" in SWT. As an independent solution to animate any widget, we need to know the old value and new value. With Move and Resize event, I get only the new value and the event already occurs. I expect a new event like SWT.PreMove and SWT.PreResize, they must be raised before the the actions of "resize" or "move" and the new location/size should be provided in the instance of "org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Event" such as the field x, y, width and height.
Adding support for "pre" events is not in the plan for Eclipse 3.7 If you need to remember the bounds of a control before the move/resize event why don't you save them yourself and update them after processing the event ? This way during the event you have the old values in your slot and the new values in the control.
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