S-Leak: SWT Graphics Resource Leak Debugging (Retry)

Lets try this in a readable format this time.
 
Greetings folks. I have rewritten a plugin for eclipse called S-Leak.
What follows is my release announcement as I made on the Eclipse
Bugzilla issue. https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=71615
 
Don't do SWT without it. ;-)
 

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The S-Leak Plugin and core, revamped for Eclipse 3.0
 
Well I rewrote S-Leak massively. =) In fact, I think it is quite spiffy 
as it is now. I will be attaching the plugin to this bug as of now. I 
would appreciate any feedback; indeed I am eagerly awaiting it. I merely 
need to do some user documentation and we can call the chicken cooked. 
 
I am donating the plugin back to the eclipse project. In fact there are 
two plugins. One is S-Leak itself and the other is a plugin I made that 
has some tools for manipulating and editing regular expressions in the 
Eclipse IDE. 
 
To use the plugin, follow these simple steps:
 
1) Unzip it into your eclipse directory (the .options file should be in 
the eclipse main directory while the plugins are in the plugins directory) 
 
2) Run eclipse with the command line flag -debug
 
After you have done these you can open the view S-Leak view and you can 
look at the preference page for SLeak. 
 
For those of you who dont know about S-Leak, it's a dangling resource 
tracker for SWT based applications. In SWT when we allocate resources 
such as fonts or images, we have to make sure to dispose them later. 
However, sometimes we miss them and this guy helps you find the ones you 
missed. It provides a stack trace of when the resource was created as 
well as a preview of the resource (if possible). It uses A LOT of Eclipse 
functionality to accomplish this. =) 
 
-- Robert Simmons Jr.
-- Senior Software Architect, Consultant
 
Author of "Hardcore Java", Published by O'Reilly, ISBN: 0-596-00568-7,
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/hardcorejv