1. Eclipse script to add a bunch of controls and animate them.groovy

import org.eclipse.swt.*;

// creates a new Eclipse view with the the title: 'This is a the view ID and title)'
// the view 
def view = eclipseUI.new_View("This is a the view ID and title)").clear();    
                                                                              
view.add_Button("first Button");										                          // add a button
view.add_Text   ("this is a text (no border)")                                // add a Text(box) 
view.add_Text   (SWT.BORDER).setText("this is a text ");                      // add a Text(box) with a border
view.add_Text_Search().setText("this is a text with a search icon");          // add a Text(box) that looks like a search box
view.add_Tree().add_Node("1st Node (in a Tree)");                             // add a Tree(View) with 1 node
view.add_Button().setText("another Button");                                  // add a button

//get the composite/parent for the view
def comp = view.composite;            

//animate its size by changing the marginHeight and marginWidth
def step = 5
def depth = 75
(0..3).each 
{
	((0..depth) + (depth..0)).each 
	{
		eclipseUI.asyncExec(new Runnable() { public void run() 
		{
			comp.getLayout().marginHeight = it;
			comp.getLayout().marginWidth = it;
			view.refresh();	  	
		}} );
		Thread.sleep(step);
	}
}
return "done";

//Config:UIThread_False

2. Eclipse script to add controls and change their layout.groovy

import org.eclipse.swt.*;
import org.eclipse.swt.layout.*;

//Config:UIThread_False
def viewTitle = "A view to show multiple layouts";
if (eclipseUI.hasView(viewTitle))
  eclipseUI.open_View(viewTitle).close();
  
def view = eclipseUI.new_View();


view.add_Button("first Button");										                        
view.add_Text   ("this is a text (no border)");
view.add_Text   (SWT.BORDER).setText("this is a text ");
view.add_Text_Search().setText("this is a text with a search icon");
view.add_Tree().add_Node("1st Node (in a Tree)");
view.add_Button().setText("another Button");


view.sleep(1000)			                        // defaults to layout_Fill()
	   .layout_Row()                            // row layout
	   .refresh()
	   .sleep(1000)
	   .layout_Grid()                           // grid layout (horizontal)
	   .sleep(1000)
	   .layout(new GridLayout(), SWT.VERTICAL)  // grid layout (vertical)
	   .sleep(1000)
	   .layout_Form();                          // form layout (doesn't do much in this case)

return view.layout();

3. showing the effects of opening and closing a view.groovy

def viewTitle = "A view to that will be opened and closed";
def view = eclipseUI.new_View(viewTitle);
view.add_Button("a button that will not be there afer close");


view.sleep(1000)
	   .close();

view = eclipseUI.new_View(viewTitle).sleep(1000);
view.add_Button("A Button");
view.add_Text("Some text");
return view.controls();

4. executing a method that was dynamically loaded from a class.groovy

def groovyExecution = new GroovyExecution()
String binFolder = "//Users//plugin//_Dev//git//TeamMentor_Eclipse_Plugin//TeamMentor.Eclipse.UxTests//bin//";
groovyExecution.addRefToGroovyShell(binFolder)
def script = """

return tm.utils.Network_Test.fields + tm.utils.Network_Test.test()

"""
groovyExecution.executeScript(script);
return script;