Bug 115832 [build path] Can't uncheck export of source folder
build I20051102-1600 In order to test compiling JFace against a reduced subset of core.runtime, I: - changed the build path of org.eclipse.jface to include its runtime-util source folder - removed the plug-in dependencies classpath container - added o.e.core.commands and SWT as explicit projects On the Libraries tab, the runtime-util source folder is exported, and I cannot uncheck it, even though the check box is enabled. With this setup, downstream plug-ins complain about references to IProgressMonitor etc due to access restrictions from JFace. I do not want these plug-ins to see the ones in runtime-util. They should compile against the org.eclipse.core.runtime plug-in as usual. Expected behaviour: - The ability to uncheck export of the source folder.
org.eclipse.jdt.ui/ui/org/eclipse/jdt/internal/ui/wizards/dialogfields/CheckedListDialogField.java
fCheckElements= new ArrayList();
		
		fCheckAllButtonIndex= -1;
		fUncheckAllButtonIndex= -1;
	}
	/**
	 * Sets the index of the 'check' button in the button label array passed in the constructor.
	 * The behaviour of the button marked as the check button will then be handled internally.
	 * (enable state, button invocation behaviour)
	 */	
	public void setCheckAllButtonIndex(int checkButtonIndex) {
		Assert.isTrue(checkButtonIndex < fButtonLabels.length);
		fCheckAllButtonIndex= checkButtonIndex;
	}
	/**
	 * Sets the index of the 'uncheck' button in the button label array passed in the constructor.
	 * The behaviour of the button marked as the uncheck button will then be handled internally.
	 * (enable state, button invocation behaviour)
	 */	
	public void setUncheckAllButtonIndex(int uncheckButtonIndex) {
		Assert.isTrue(uncheckButtonIndex < fButtonLabels.length);
		fUncheckAllButtonIndex= uncheckButtonIndex;
	}
	
	/*
	 * @see ListDialogField#createTableViewer
	 */
	protected TableViewer createTableViewer(Composite parent) {
		Table table= new Table(parent, SWT.CHECK + getListStyle());
		table.setFont(parent.getFont());