Java Code Examples for com.sun.swingset3.demos.ResourceManager#getString()

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Example 1

Source File: LayoutControlPanel.java From littleluck with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

LayoutControlPanel(ToggleButtonDemo demo, ResourceManager resourceManager) {
    this.demo = demo;

    // this.componentOrientationChanger = componentOrientationChanger;

    setLayout(new BoxLayout(this, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
    setAlignmentX(LEFT_ALIGNMENT);
    setAlignmentY(TOP_ALIGNMENT);

    JLabel l;

    // If SwingSet has a ComponentOrientationChanger, then include control
    // for choosing between absolute and relative positioning.  This will
    // only happen when we're running on JDK 1.2 or above.
    //
    // if(componentOrientationChanger != null ) {
    //     l = new JLabel("Positioning:");
    //     add(l);
    //
    //    ButtonGroup group = new ButtonGroup();
    //    PositioningListener positioningListener = new PositioningListener();
    //    JRadioButton absolutePos = new JRadioButton("Absolute");
    //    absolutePos.setMnemonic('a');
    //    absolutePos.setToolTipText("Text/Content positioning is independant of line direction");
    //    group.add(absolutePos);
    //    absolutePos.addItemListener(positioningListener);
    //    add(absolutePos);
    //
    //    JRadioButton relativePos = new JRadioButton("Relative");
    //    relativePos.setMnemonic('r');
    //    relativePos.setToolTipText("Text/Content positioning depends on line direction.");
    //    group.add(relativePos);
    //    relativePos.addItemListener(positioningListener);
    //    add(relativePos);
    //
    //    add(Box.createRigidArea(demo.VGAP20));
    //
    //    absolutePositions = false;
    //    relativePos.setSelected(true);
    //
    //    componentOrientationChanger.addActionListener( new OrientationChangeListener() );
    //} else {
    absolutePositions = true;
    //}

    DirectionPanel textPosition = new DirectionPanel(true, "E", new TextPositionListener());
    DirectionPanel labelAlignment = new DirectionPanel(true, "C", new LabelAlignmentListener());

    // Make sure the controls' text position and label alignment match
    // the initial value of the associated direction panel.
    for (JComponent control : demo.getCurrentControls()) {
        setPosition(control, RIGHT, CENTER);
        setAlignment(control, CENTER, CENTER);
    }

    l = new JLabel(resourceManager.getString("LayoutControlPanel.textposition_label"));
    add(l);
    add(textPosition);

    add(Box.createRigidArea(VGAP20));

    l = new JLabel(resourceManager.getString("LayoutControlPanel.contentalignment_label"));
    add(l);
    add(labelAlignment);

    add(Box.createGlue());
}

Example 2

Source File: LayoutControlPanel.java From beautyeye with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

LayoutControlPanel(ToggleButtonDemo demo, ResourceManager resourceManager) {
    this.demo = demo;

    // this.componentOrientationChanger = componentOrientationChanger;

    setLayout(new BoxLayout(this, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
    setAlignmentX(LEFT_ALIGNMENT);
    setAlignmentY(TOP_ALIGNMENT);

    JLabel l;

    // If SwingSet has a ComponentOrientationChanger, then include control
    // for choosing between absolute and relative positioning.  This will
    // only happen when we're running on JDK 1.2 or above.
    //
    // if(componentOrientationChanger != null ) {
    //     l = new JLabel("Positioning:");
    //     add(l);
    //
    //    ButtonGroup group = new ButtonGroup();
    //    PositioningListener positioningListener = new PositioningListener();
    //    JRadioButton absolutePos = new JRadioButton("Absolute");
    //    absolutePos.setMnemonic('a');
    //    absolutePos.setToolTipText("Text/Content positioning is independant of line direction");
    //    group.add(absolutePos);
    //    absolutePos.addItemListener(positioningListener);
    //    add(absolutePos);
    //
    //    JRadioButton relativePos = new JRadioButton("Relative");
    //    relativePos.setMnemonic('r');
    //    relativePos.setToolTipText("Text/Content positioning depends on line direction.");
    //    group.add(relativePos);
    //    relativePos.addItemListener(positioningListener);
    //    add(relativePos);
    //
    //    add(Box.createRigidArea(demo.VGAP20));
    //
    //    absolutePositions = false;
    //    relativePos.setSelected(true);
    //
    //    componentOrientationChanger.addActionListener( new OrientationChangeListener() );
    //} else {
    absolutePositions = true;
    //}

    DirectionPanel textPosition = new DirectionPanel(true, "E", new TextPositionListener());
    DirectionPanel labelAlignment = new DirectionPanel(true, "C", new LabelAlignmentListener());

    // Make sure the controls' text position and label alignment match
    // the initial value of the associated direction panel.
    for (JComponent control : demo.getCurrentControls()) {
        setPosition(control, RIGHT, CENTER);
        setAlignment(control, CENTER, CENTER);
    }

    l = new JLabel(resourceManager.getString("LayoutControlPanel.textposition_label"));
    add(l);
    add(textPosition);

    add(Box.createRigidArea(VGAP20));

    l = new JLabel(resourceManager.getString("LayoutControlPanel.contentalignment_label"));
    add(l);
    add(labelAlignment);

    add(Box.createGlue());
}

Example 3

Source File: LayoutControlPanel.java From Darcula with Apache License 2.0

4 votes

LayoutControlPanel(ToggleButtonDemo demo, ResourceManager resourceManager) {
    this.demo = demo;

    // this.componentOrientationChanger = componentOrientationChanger;

    setLayout(new BoxLayout(this, BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
    setAlignmentX(LEFT_ALIGNMENT);
    setAlignmentY(TOP_ALIGNMENT);

    JLabel l;

    // If SwingSet has a ComponentOrientationChanger, then include control
    // for choosing between absolute and relative positioning.  This will
    // only happen when we're running on JDK 1.2 or above.
    //
    // if(componentOrientationChanger != null ) {
    //     l = new JLabel("Positioning:");
    //     add(l);
    //
    //    ButtonGroup group = new ButtonGroup();
    //    PositioningListener positioningListener = new PositioningListener();
    //    JRadioButton absolutePos = new JRadioButton("Absolute");
    //    absolutePos.setMnemonic('a');
    //    absolutePos.setToolTipText("Text/Content positioning is independant of line direction");
    //    group.add(absolutePos);
    //    absolutePos.addItemListener(positioningListener);
    //    add(absolutePos);
    //
    //    JRadioButton relativePos = new JRadioButton("Relative");
    //    relativePos.setMnemonic('r');
    //    relativePos.setToolTipText("Text/Content positioning depends on line direction.");
    //    group.add(relativePos);
    //    relativePos.addItemListener(positioningListener);
    //    add(relativePos);
    //
    //    add(Box.createRigidArea(demo.VGAP20));
    //
    //    absolutePositions = false;
    //    relativePos.setSelected(true);
    //
    //    componentOrientationChanger.addActionListener( new OrientationChangeListener() );
    //} else {
    absolutePositions = true;
    //}

    DirectionPanel textPosition = new DirectionPanel(true, "E", new TextPositionListener());
    DirectionPanel labelAlignment = new DirectionPanel(true, "C", new LabelAlignmentListener());

    // Make sure the controls' text position and label alignment match
    // the initial value of the associated direction panel.
    for (JComponent control : demo.getCurrentControls()) {
        setPosition(control, RIGHT, CENTER);
        setAlignment(control, CENTER, CENTER);
    }

    l = new JLabel(resourceManager.getString("LayoutControlPanel.textposition_label"));
    add(l);
    add(textPosition);

    add(Box.createRigidArea(VGAP20));

    l = new JLabel(resourceManager.getString("LayoutControlPanel.contentalignment_label"));
    add(l);
    add(labelAlignment);

    add(Box.createGlue());
}