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This splits the former ProgressTask in 2 parts: ProgressDialog is just the SWT dialog and ProgressTask is the task handling. This helps avoiding confusing SWT Designer each time I do a change in the logic. Plus it seems cleaner anyway. The other thing this CL does is implement the pause/close I originally wanted: the pause button is greyed once used by the user whilst the task completes. After, it becomes a "Close" button if there's a result text displayed. Closing the window using the close box is now the same as using the pause/close button (to avoid closing the dialog with a running thread.)
Using the Eclipse projects for ddmuilib. ddmuilib requires SWT to compile. SWT is available in the depot under prebuild/<platform>/swt Because the build path cannot contain relative path that are not inside the project directory, the .classpath file references a user library called ANDROID_SWT. In order to compile the project, make a user library called ANDROID_SWT containing the jar available at prebuild/<platform>/swt.