Preface
I recently sorted out java's learning notes and found this long-standing swing shortcut (Black History) in an obscure corner.
When learning swing early, I didn't know there was a visual swing development tool yet, and I felt the development of GUI interface was cumbersome. I planned to develop a swing shortcut tool that provides fast layout, fast binding style, fast binding monitoring, and more powerful default components (text boxes with scrollbars, self-paging tables, etc.).
Because the learning cycle is too fast, almost no ideas are realized. While sorting out java learning notes, I found this gadget (call it a tool, if you like) 😂😂)， Just thinking about sorting out a few interfaces was the initial idea of completing that time.
Source Link: GitHub - jiang-ruo/XLO-swing: Some handy swing gadgets to write while learning swing
What is Swing
Swing is a GUI toolkit designed for JAVA and is part of the basic class of JAVA. Swing is an AWT-based GUI tool, implemented with pure JAVA, independent of the graphical interface of each platform, and excellent cross-platform support.
Differences between Swing and AWT
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AWT is a C/C++ program based on local methods, Swing is a Java program based on AWT.
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Running speed: AWT > Swing
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Swing's controls behave the same across platforms, and AWT's controls are based on each platform's own style.
Introduction to Toolkits
Easy to place components in batches;
Set the font and rounded corners of the component;
Table component: with paging and scrollbars;
Tools for batch binding buttons and events;
// This tool class is used to conveniently place components while setting their Layout to null
class XLO.Swing.Util.LayoutNUllUtil {
/**
* @param panel Panel on which components will be bound
* @param e Components that need to be placed
* @param x Binding Location
* @param y Binding Location
* @param width Length of component
* @param height Height of component
*/
public static void addElement(Container panel, Component e, int x, inty, int width, int height);
/**
* @param e Components that need to be placed
* @param x Binding Location
* @param y Binding Location
* @param width Width of component
* @param height Height of component
*/
public void addElement(Component e, int x, inty, int width, int height);
/**
* Add components in bulk,
* @param x_offset Offset in X direction of control and previous control
* @param y_offset Offset in Y direction of control and previous control
* @param x Location of the first component
* @param y Location of the first component
* @param width Width of all components
* @param height Height of all components
* @param es Incoming Components
*/
public void addElement(int x_offset, int y_offset, int x, int y, int width, int height, Component... es);
}// Set component font size and rounded corners
// TODO: Used to quickly set various properties of a component
class XLO.Swing.Util.SetUIUtil {
/**
* Batch set component font size, default font is Font.PLAIN
* @param size Typeface
* @param assembly Components that require font settings
*/
public void setFontSize(int size, JComponent... assembly);
/**
* Set font properties of controls in batch
* @param font
* @param assembly
*/
public void setFontSize(Font font, JComponent... assembly);
/**
* Set the rounded corners of the component. Rounded radians default to the settings in XLO.Swing.Assembly.XLOBorder
* @param assembly
*/
public void setRoundBorders(JComponent... assembly);
/**
* Set the border properties of the control in batches
* @param border
* @param assembly
*/
public void setRoundBorders(Border border, JComponent... assembly);
/**
* Set the border properties of the control in batches
* @param arch angle
* @param assembly
*/
public void setRoundBorders(int arch, JComponent... assembly);
}// Table Paging Component
// Table base class with scrollbars
class XLO.Swing.Assembly.XLOTableModel {
/**
* Set the header.
* @param title
*/
public void setHeader(String... title);
/**
* Setting the display in a table
* @param rows
*/
public void show(ArrayList<Object[]> rows);
/**
* Bind mouse click events
*/
public void addTableMouseListener(MouseListener listener);
/**
*
* @return Returns the number of rows in the selected row
*/
public int getSelectedRow();
/**
* Get the contents of the selected row
* @return Returns an array of Object s.
*/
public Object[] getSelectRowInfo();
/**
* Set the row height of the table.
* @param height
*/
public void setRowHeight(int height);
/**
* Set the column width for each column
* @param widths
*/
public void setColWidth(int... widths);
}
// Table Paging Component
// PS: Now it seems that the function of this component is extremely inadequate, let's add the following to-do items( ε=ε=ε= (_)escape)
// TODO: Add a table content buffer to record each addition to the buffer.
// TODO: Save the total amount of data.
// TODO: Recalculate the total number of pages after setting the page number information.
class XLO.Swing.Assembly.XLOTableModel {
/**
* @param header Set Header
*/
public XLOPageTable(String[] header);
/**
* Used to display tabular information when determining the amount of data but no data
* The number of tables per page needs to be set before calling this method, with a default of 5 data per page
* @param total
*/
public void setPage(int total);
/**
* Information displayed on the current page of the table.
* @param list
*/
public void setShowInfo(ArrayList<Object[]> list);
/**
* Previous page
* @return
*/
public boolean previous();
/**
* next page
* @return
*/
public boolean next();
/**
* @return Total number of pages
*/
public int getPage();
/**
* @return Get the current page number
*/
public int getCurrentPage();
/**
* @param currentPage Set Current Page Number
*/
public void setCurrentPage(int currentPage);
/**
* @return Number of displays per page
*/
public int getNum();
/**
* Set the number of displays per page
*/
public void setNum(int num);
}// Tools for Bulk Boundary Binding Components
class XLO.Control.ButtonClickAction{
/**
* Bind monitoring to a button
* @param btn Button
* @param command Value of getActionCommand after clicking a button
*/
public void setCommand(AbstractButton btn, String command);
/**
* Multiple buttons bind to listen, incoming buttons and command s must correspond one to one
* @param btns Button
* @param commands Value of getActionCommand after clicking a button
*/
public void setCommand(AbstractButton[] btns, String[] commands)
}
// command Controller with Connection Protection
class XLO.Control.ButtonAction;Postnote
Although there are only a few tools in XLO-swing, there are many shortcomings in the view of these tools today. Publish and organize interface documents for your reference.
Source Link: GitHub - jiang-ruo/XLO-swing: Some handy swing gadgets to write while learning swing