Examples of DisplayProject.TableJButton

DisplayProject.TableJButton
A TableJButton is a standard Swing button that can be used as a table cell editor if the need arises.
Note that by default in Swing, pressing the mouse button on a JButton, moving the mouse a few pixels and releasing the mouse is considered a drag gesture and will not fire the actionPerformed listener. As this behaviour is different to forte, the mouse events generated have been massaged into something more paletable for a Forte mouse user. @author Peter + Tim

    public static TableJButton newInstance(){
        return _newInstance(new TableJButton(), null);
    }


    public static TableJButton newInstance(String name){
        return _newInstance(new TableJButton(), name);
    }

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        else
            return newInstance(name, "<unknown resource>");
    }


    public static TableJButton newTableInstance(String name, String text){
        TableJButton jb = _newInstance(new TableJButton(), name);
        jb.setText( text );
        return (TableJButton)jb;
    }

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        TableJButton jb = _newInstance(new TableJButton(), name);
        jb.setText( text );
        return (TableJButton)jb;
    }
    public static TableJButton newTableInstance(String name, Icon icon){
        TableJButton jb = _newInstance(new TableJButton(), name);
        jb.setIcon( icon );
        return (TableJButton)jb;
    }

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    }


    public static TableJButton newInstance(int first, int second, int resolver){
        switch (resolver){
        case qq_Resolver.cCOLUMN_ROW:
            TableJButton result = newInstance();
            GridCell.get(result).setColumn(first);
            GridCell.get(result).setRow(second);
            return result;
        }
        return null;

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    public static TableJButton newInstance(String value, int resolver){
        switch (resolver){
        case qq_Resolver.cNAME:
            return newInstance(value);
        case qq_Resolver.cLABEL:
            TableJButton jb = newInstance("");
            jb.setText(value);
            return jb;
        }
        return null;
    }

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    public static TableJButton newInstance(String name, Icon icon){
        return newTableInstance(name, icon);
    }


    public static TableJButton newInstance(){
        return _newInstance(new TableJButton(), null);
    }

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    public static TableJButton newInstance(){
        return _newInstance(new TableJButton(), null);
    }


    public static TableJButton newInstance(String name){
        return _newInstance(new TableJButton(), name);
    }

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        else
            return newInstance(name, "<unknown resource>");
    }


    public static TableJButton newTableInstance(String name, String text){
        TableJButton jb = _newInstance(new TableJButton(), name);
        jb.setText( text );
        return (TableJButton)jb;
    }

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        TableJButton jb = _newInstance(new TableJButton(), name);
        jb.setText( text );
        return (TableJButton)jb;
    }
    public static TableJButton newTableInstance(String name, Icon icon){
        TableJButton jb = _newInstance(new TableJButton(), name);
        jb.setIcon( icon );
        return (TableJButton)jb;
    }

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