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Interface Summary | |
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CControlRegister | Grants access to the CDockable s and other information that is
associated with a CControl . |
CStation<S extends CommonDockStation<?,?>> | A CStation is an element onto which CDockable s can be dropped. |
CStationContainer | A CStationContainer is a set of root CStation s that are somehow
combined and ordered on some kind of Component . |
CStationContainerListener | This listener is added to a CStationContainer and receives an event if
either CStation s are added or removed from the container. |
DestroyHook | A DestroyHook is added to a CControl . |
MissingCDockableStrategy | A strategy that tells what to do if CControl finds a description of
a CDockable that it does not know while reading a layout. |
MultipleCDockable | A MultipleCDockable is a CDockable which can have
many copies in an CControl . |
MultipleCDockableFactory<F extends MultipleCDockable,L extends MultipleCDockableLayout> | A factory that can create and store MultipleCDockable s. |
MultipleCDockableLayout | An intermediate representation of the layout of a MultipleCDockable . |
SingleCDockable | A SingleCDockable is a dockable which is added once to
the CControl and remains there until it is removed by the application. |
SingleCDockableFactory | A backup factory is used by a CControl to create SingleCDockable s
if a dockable is missing in the cache, but needed because some layout is loaded
from a file. |
Class Summary | |
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CContentArea | A component that is normally set into the center of the
main- JFrame . |
CControl | Manages the interaction between SingleCDockable , MultipleCDockable
and CStation s.Clients which do no longer need a CControl can call CControl.destroy()
to free resources.A CControl is an interface between the application and the framework. |
CExternalizeArea | This CStation handles those CDockable s whose mode is
ExtendedMode.EXTERNALIZED . |
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 . |
CGridArea | In a CGridArea normalized CDockable can be shown. |
CLocation | A class describing the current location of a CDockable . |
CMinimizeArea | An area where CDockable s can be stored in their minimized state. |
ColorMap | A map containing several Color s. |
CPreferenceModel | A PreferenceModel that shows the settings of a CControl . |
CWorkingArea | A working area is an element which is always visible and contains some
CDockable s which can't be dragged out of it. |
DefaultMultipleCDockable | A MultipleCDockable that contains a content-pane
where the client might add or remove as many Component s as
it wishes. |
DefaultSingleCDockable | A DefaultSingleCDockable is an element which has a
content-pane where clients can add or remove as many
Component s as they whish. |
EmptyMultipleCDockableFactory<F extends MultipleCDockable> | A factory that does not store anything. |
FontMap | A map containing FontModifier s. |
NullMultipleCDockableFactory | This specialized MultipleCDockableFactory does not create new MultipleCDockable s
at all. |
Enum Summary | |
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CContentArea.Corner | References a corner of a panel. |
EnableableItem | Describes one part of a CDockable that can be disabled. |
A set of classes that can be used to create basic applications. The subset
of DockingFrames allows to create clients capable of doing all the basic
operations one does expect: minimizing, maximizing or put a Dockable
out of the main-frame. Store and load the layout, hide and show Dockable
s.
Clients should start by creating a CControl
as basic command central, then add new instances of
SingleCDockable
and
MultipleCDockable
to this control.
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