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why don't we have a DualList ?

 
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it was hard to implement DualList using two jface listviewers. Do we have any such ready widget (duallist) which is freely available ?
 
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I've never had problems implementing it in Swing. I even was able to add "Add all", "Remove all" and "Swap elements" buttons without much effort. I can't imagine that it would be so much harder in JFace.

For those that don't know what a DualList is (I had to look it up as well): http://www.metabuilders.com/Tools/DualList.aspx has an example.
 
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making it generic so that for any items is the difficult part. setting model and all the validations which goes into both list viewers is not that straight forward.
 
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What type of validation are we talking about?
 
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