How to get position ofeditor relative to the whole screen





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I am working on an Eclipse Editor Plugin
Now, I want to pop up a window at the right bottom corner of selected content. This window is written by JFrame and I need to use setLocation.
I can get the position of selected content relative to the editor, but how can I get the position of upper left corner of editor relative to the whole screen?






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  • Note: using Swing components such as JFrame in an Eclipse plug-in which uses SWT is difficult to get right and should be avoided if at all possible.

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I am working on an Eclipse Editor Plugin
Now, I want to pop up a window at the right bottom corner of selected content. This window is written by JFrame and I need to use setLocation.
I can get the position of selected content relative to the editor, but how can I get the position of upper left corner of editor relative to the whole screen?






java eclipse-plugin







share|improve this question























  • Note: using Swing components such as JFrame in an Eclipse plug-in which uses SWT is difficult to get right and should be avoided if at all possible.

    – greg-449
    Nov 24 '18 at 21:44














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I am working on an Eclipse Editor Plugin
Now, I want to pop up a window at the right bottom corner of selected content. This window is written by JFrame and I need to use setLocation.
I can get the position of selected content relative to the editor, but how can I get the position of upper left corner of editor relative to the whole screen?






java eclipse-plugin







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I am working on an Eclipse Editor Plugin
Now, I want to pop up a window at the right bottom corner of selected content. This window is written by JFrame and I need to use setLocation.
I can get the position of selected content relative to the editor, but how can I get the position of upper left corner of editor relative to the whole screen?






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  • Note: using Swing components such as JFrame in an Eclipse plug-in which uses SWT is difficult to get right and should be avoided if at all possible.

    – greg-449
    Nov 24 '18 at 21:44



















  • Note: using Swing components such as JFrame in an Eclipse plug-in which uses SWT is difficult to get right and should be avoided if at all possible.

    – greg-449
    Nov 24 '18 at 21:44

















Note: using Swing components such as JFrame in an Eclipse plug-in which uses SWT is difficult to get right and should be avoided if at all possible.

– greg-449
Nov 24 '18 at 21:44





Note: using Swing components such as JFrame in an Eclipse plug-in which uses SWT is difficult to get right and should be avoided if at all possible.

– greg-449
Nov 24 '18 at 21:44












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this function comes from org.eclipse.jface.fieldassist
I use it to get the coordinates



Point location = control.getDisplay().map(control.getParent(), null, control.getLocation());






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  • Display.map does exactly the same thing as Control.toDisplay but needs more parameters.

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Use the toDisplay method of the main SWT Composite for the editor part to convert a point in the composite to a display relative point:



public Point toDisplay(int x, int y)


or 



public Point toDisplay(Point point)


You can use toDisplay for any Control.






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    this function comes from org.eclipse.jface.fieldassist
    I use it to get the coordinates



    Point location = control.getDisplay().map(control.getParent(), null, control.getLocation());






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    • Display.map does exactly the same thing as Control.toDisplay but needs more parameters.

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    this function comes from org.eclipse.jface.fieldassist
    I use it to get the coordinates



    Point location = control.getDisplay().map(control.getParent(), null, control.getLocation());






    share|improve this answer
























    • Display.map does exactly the same thing as Control.toDisplay but needs more parameters.

      – greg-449
      Nov 25 '18 at 8:11














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    this function comes from org.eclipse.jface.fieldassist
    I use it to get the coordinates



    Point location = control.getDisplay().map(control.getParent(), null, control.getLocation());






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    this function comes from org.eclipse.jface.fieldassist
    I use it to get the coordinates



    Point location = control.getDisplay().map(control.getParent(), null, control.getLocation());







    share|improve this answer












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    • Display.map does exactly the same thing as Control.toDisplay but needs more parameters.

      – greg-449
      Nov 25 '18 at 8:11



















    • Display.map does exactly the same thing as Control.toDisplay but needs more parameters.

      – greg-449
      Nov 25 '18 at 8:11

















    Display.map does exactly the same thing as Control.toDisplay but needs more parameters.

    – greg-449
    Nov 25 '18 at 8:11





    Display.map does exactly the same thing as Control.toDisplay but needs more parameters.

    – greg-449
    Nov 25 '18 at 8:11













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    Use the toDisplay method of the main SWT Composite for the editor part to convert a point in the composite to a display relative point:



    public Point toDisplay(int x, int y)


    or 



    public Point toDisplay(Point point)


    You can use toDisplay for any Control.






    share|improve this answer






























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      Use the toDisplay method of the main SWT Composite for the editor part to convert a point in the composite to a display relative point:



      public Point toDisplay(int x, int y)


      or 



      public Point toDisplay(Point point)


      You can use toDisplay for any Control.






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        Use the toDisplay method of the main SWT Composite for the editor part to convert a point in the composite to a display relative point:



        public Point toDisplay(int x, int y)


        or 



        public Point toDisplay(Point point)


        You can use toDisplay for any Control.






        share|improve this answer















        Use the toDisplay method of the main SWT Composite for the editor part to convert a point in the composite to a display relative point:



        public Point toDisplay(int x, int y)


        or 



        public Point toDisplay(Point point)


        You can use toDisplay for any Control.







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