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java.lang.Objectbibliothek.gui.dock.common.CGrid
@Todo(priority=MAJOR,
compatibility=COMPATIBLE,
target=VERSION_1_1_0,
description="Allow using identifiers instead of CDockables to fill up the grid, create the dockables lazily")
public class CGrid
A CGrid is a mechanism to layout a set of CDockable on
a SplitDockStation like the one used in the center of the
CContentArea or on the CWorkingArea. CGrids
also can register new CDockables to a CControl.
Usage:
A CGrid consists of a set of entries where each
entry consists of a set of CDockables and a rectangle
(position= x/y, size=width/height). The rectangle
tells where the CDockables and how big they are compared to the
other entries.
A client first fills a CGrid with such entries. Then the client calls
CGridArea.deploy(CGrid), CWorkingArea.deploy(CGrid) or
toTree(). This triggers the CGrid to convert its entries
into a tree of Dockables. This tree can then be given to a
SplitDockStation. The CGrid can be trashed after it created
the tree - changes to the grid will not be forwarded to the tree.
If the CGrid was created using the constructor CGrid(CControl),
then the method CControl.add(SingleCDockable) or CControl.add(MultipleCDockable)
is called for any new CDockable.
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
CGrid()
Creates a new grid. |
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CGrid(CControl control)
Creates a new grid. |
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| Method Summary | |
|---|---|
void |
add(double x,
double y,
double width,
double height,
CDockable... dockables)
Adds a new set of CDockables to this grid. |
void |
addHorizontalDivider(double x1,
double x2,
double y)
Informs this grid about a horizontal divider that should be inserted into the layout. |
void |
addVerticalDivider(double x,
double y1,
double y2)
Informs this grid about a vertical divider that should be inserted into the layout. |
void |
select(double x,
double y,
double width,
double height,
CDockable dockable)
Marks dockable as beeing selected in the stack that
has the boundaries of x, y, width, height. |
SplitDockTree |
toTree()
Creates and returns a tree which contains the CommonDockables
of this CGrid. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Constructor Detail |
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public CGrid()
public CGrid(CControl control)
CDockables will be registered at
control.
control - the control where this grid should register new
CDockables.| Method Detail |
|---|
public SplitDockTree toTree()
CommonDockables
of this CGrid. The branches of the tree are put in a way, that
the boundaries of the CommonDockables are respected as good
as possible.
public void add(double x,
double y,
double width,
double height,
CDockable... dockables)
CDockables to this grid. The CDockables
are also added to the CControl of this CGrid.
x - the x-coordinate of the dockablesy - the y-coordinate of the dockableswidth - the width of the dockablesheight - the height of the dockablesdockables - a list of SingleCDockables and MultipleCDockables.
public void select(double x,
double y,
double width,
double height,
CDockable dockable)
dockable as beeing selected in the stack that
has the boundaries of x, y, width, height.
x - the x coordinate of the stacky - the y coordinate of the stackwidth - the width of the stackheight - the height of the stackdockable - the element to select, not null
IllegalArgumentException - if dockable is not registered at location x/y/width/height
public void addHorizontalDivider(double x1,
double x2,
double y)
x1 - the first x coordinate of the dividerx2 - the second x coordinate of the dividery - the y coordinate of the divider
public void addVerticalDivider(double x,
double y1,
double y2)
x - the x coordinate of the dividery1 - the first y coordinate of the dividery2 - the second y coordinate of the divider
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