EEF You Want Sexy Properties ...
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The document discusses the Extended Editing Framework (EEF) project which provides a generative way to produce efficient user interfaces for EMF models editing. EEF can generate properties views that can be integrated into SWT/JFace elements like wizards and views. It also discusses EEF's runtime, development tools, and Acceleo generators. Future plans include improved integration with other EMF components like EMF Databinding, improved support for validation and testing, and enriching widget support from other Eclipse projects.
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