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Package Samples:
• com.javathis.mapeditor
• com.javathis.utilities.events
• com.javathis.utilities.exceptions
• com.javathis.utilities
• com.javathis.utilities.pagedArray
• com.javathis.utilities.ui
• com.javathis.utilities.ui.text
Classes:
• JTOrnateAboutBox: Provides a Windows XP style About box that can be used consistenly across multiple applications. It has Four areas. A banner at the top, a icon at the left, text information at the right, and the button bar at the bottom. _________________________________________________________ |O|___________________________________________________|X| | | | B A N N E R A R E A | |_______________________________________________________| | | | | +----+ | N A M E | | |ICON| | V E R S I O N | | +----+ | COPYRIGHT (1) | | | (2) | | | (3) | | | L I C E N S E C O M M E N T | | | L I C E N S E D E T A I L S ''''''' | ...
• JTToolBar: A JTToolBar works exactly the same as a javax.swing.JToolBar with additional ability to change it's appearance. Currently the only supported appearances are normal and flat. Normal is the default and makes it look and act just like a JToolBar. However setting it to flat makes it act more like a Microsoft tool bar. Flat appearance has shows all the buttons with no borders, and only when the mouse pointer goes over it will it appear to popup. The separators appear as lines instead of spaces between the buttons. Setting the appearance can be done one of two ways. Either by providing the desired appearance ...
• JTPagedArray: An array-like implementation allowing you to limit the amount of memory required for large collections of data by moving parts of it automatically in and out of memory. A JTPagedArray contains a cache for holding pages. Each page holds elements of the data set. An element is a structured list of at least one field. Each field holds a numberic value. Each field is expressed by a FieldDetails object. An ElementDetails object holds the FieldDetails objects. Collections of neighboring elements are handled in pages. These pages are read in and out as units. Pages that are currently in memory are stored ...
• CacheDetails: Describes the cache for a JTPagedArray object. A cache for a JTPagedArray holds pages. Each page holds elements of the data set. An element is a structured list of at least one field. Each field holds a numberic value. Each field is expressed by a FieldDetails object. An ElementDetails object holds the FieldDetails objects. Note: Please add a com.javathis.utilities.events.InsufficientSpaceListener to handle if the location used for swaping runs out of space.
• PagedElement: A PagedElement contains copies of corresponding element in a JTPagedArray . An element is a structured list of at least one field. Each field holds a numberic value. Each field is expressed by a FieldDetails object. An ElementDetails object holds the FieldDetails objects.
• ElementDetails: Describes the names and types of values held in elements of a JTPagedArray . An element is a structured list of at least one field. Each field holds a numberic value. Each field is expressed by a FieldDetails object. An ElementDetails object holds the FieldDetails objects.
• JTCommandButtonLayout: A JTCommandButtonLayout layout is for use with a javax.swing.JPanel that contains the primary command buttons for a frame or dialog, and usually located at the bottom. Examples of the type of buttons considered command buttons would be, OK, CANCEL, APPLY, etc. It will make al the buttons the same width as the largest button, with consistant gaps, and by default aligns them to the right. This helps managing the command buttons for an application a little easier, and conforms to current standard practices. Note: All buttons currenly will conform to a height of 27 pixils, a horizontal gap of 5 pixils, ...
• FieldDetails: Describes the name and type of field within an element. An element is a structured list of at least one field. Each field holds a numberic value. Each field is expressed by a FieldDetails object. An ElementDetails object holds the FieldDetails objects.
• JTVerticalFlowLayout: JTVerticalFlowLayout is similar to FlowLayout except it lays out components vertically. It similar int behavior of the FlowLayout class, except it's vertical. It has the additional feature where you can specify to fill to the edge. This causes the JTVerticalFlowLayout manager to resize all the components to expand to the width fo the column. Warning: This causes problems when the main panel has less space that it needs. It also prohibits multi-column output. Additionally the vertical fill, fills the last component to the remaining height of the container.
• JTTextField: JTTextField is an enhanced JTextField providing many features in a all-in-one Text Field. Features: Can be one of four types of fields. String (Default), Double, Long, Currency. The length of the field can be set. Can be set to a Read Only mode. By default has a right click popup-menu for cut, copy, and paste. This can be disabled. Provides field formating for the number types.
• TileMapTable: A TileMapTable is used to display a scrollable and editable tile based map. Defenitions: Pixel Point = a pixel location on the map or screen. Tile Point = a tile location where x = column, and y = row. tile X = a row on the map. tile Y = a column on the map. column = a x cord. row = a y cord.
• JTLabel: A JTLabel is a label that can provide a visual que that the component that it is labeling is required. The default required character is a red asterick. The color and character are customizable.
• JTStatusBar: A simple Status Bar for use with windowed applications. The primary use is to place it at the bottom of a Primary Windows. It is divided into five areas, Status, State, Progress, Info One, and Info Two.
• Tile: A wrapper for the actual java.awt.image.BufferedImage that represents a tile on the map or in the tile set panel.
• PagedMap: The map panel that contains the canvas that the map is created on. Uses a JTPagedArray to store the map data set.
• TileSet: A TileSet object breaks-up an image in to small tiles for use with the Map Editor.
• PreferencesDialog: Dialog displayed when the user request to change their preferences for the Map Editor.
• TileButton: The button used in a tile set panel to display tiles for user selection.
• JTFileFilter: A simple FileFilter to make it easier to use and save time.
• PagedTile: A PagedElement that represents a Tile on the map.
• NewMapDialog: Dialog displayed when the user request to create a new map.
• TileSetPanel: The panel used to display tile buttons for user selection.
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