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    Context functions in Eclipse RCP

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    Context functions in Eclipse RCP are powerful tools. They allow you to register for certain keys in the context and create objects for these keys lazily. I created a separate tutorial for them. See Context functions in Eclipse for details on them.

    Updated: March 15, 2013

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