Examples of ButtonBarBuilder

com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder
A non-visual builder that assists you in building consistent button bars that comply with popular UI style guides. It utilizes the {@link FormLayout}. This class is in turn used by the {@link com.jgoodies.forms.factories.ButtonBarFactory} that providesan even higher level of abstraction for building consistent button bars.
Buttons added to the builder are either gridded or fixed and may fill their FormLayout cell or not. All gridded buttons get the same width, while fixed buttons use their own size. Gridded buttons honor the default minimum button width as specified by the current {@link com.jgoodies.forms.util.LayoutStyle}.
You can set an optional hint for narrow margin for the fixed width buttons. This is useful if you want to lay out a button bar that includes a button with a long text. For example, in a bar with 'Copy to Clipboard', 'OK', 'Cancel' you may declare the clipboard button as a fixed size button with narrow margins, OK and Cancel as gridded. Gridded buttons are marked as narrow by default. Note that some look&feels do not support the narrow margin feature, and conversely, others have only narrow margins. The JGoodies look&feels honor the setting, the Mac Aqua l&f uses narrow margins all the time.
To honor the platform's button order (left-to-right vs. right-to-left) this builder uses the leftToRightButtonOrder property. It is initialized with the current LayoutStyle's button order, which in turn is left-to-right on most platforms and right-to-left on the Mac OS X. Builder methods that create sequences of buttons (e.g. {@link #addGriddedButtons(JButton[])} honor the button order.If you want to ignore the default button order, you can either add individual buttons, or create a ButtonBarBuilder instance with the order set to left-to-right. For the latter see {@link #createLeftToRightBuilder()}. Also see the button order example below.
Example:
The following example builds a button bar with Help button on the left-hand side and OK, Cancel, Apply buttons on the right-hand side.
```
 private JPanel createHelpOKCancelApplyBar( JButton help, JButton ok, JButton cancel, JButton apply) { ButtonBarBuilder builder = new ButtonBarBuilder(); builder.addGridded(help); builder.addUnrelatedGap(); builder.addGlue(); builder.addGriddedButtons(new JButton[]{ok, cancel, apply}); return builder.getPanel(); } 
```
Button Order Example:
The following example builds three button bars where one honors the platform's button order and the other two ignore it.
```
 public JComponent buildPanel() { FormLayout layout = new FormLayout("pref"); DefaultFormBuilder rowBuilder = new DefaultFormBuilder(layout); rowBuilder.setDefaultDialogBorder(); rowBuilder.append(buildButtonSequence(new ButtonBarBuilder())); rowBuilder.append(buildButtonSequence(ButtonBarBuilder.createLeftToRightBuilder())); rowBuilder.append(buildIndividualButtons(new ButtonBarBuilder())); return rowBuilder.getPanel(); } private Component buildButtonSequence(ButtonBarBuilder builder) { builder.addGriddedButtons(new JButton[] { new JButton("One"), new JButton("Two"), new JButton("Three") }); return builder.getPanel(); } private Component buildIndividualButtons(ButtonBarBuilder builder) { builder.addGridded(new JButton("One")); builder.addRelatedGap(); builder.addGridded(new JButton("Two")); builder.addRelatedGap(); builder.addGridded(new JButton("Three")); return builder.getPanel(); } 
```
@author Karsten Lentzsch @version $Revision: 1.15 $ @see ButtonStackBuilder @see com.jgoodies.forms.factories.ButtonBarFactory @see com.jgoodies.forms.util.LayoutStyle @deprecated Replaced by the {@link ButtonBarBuilder2} that comes witha smaller, safer, better, and more convenient API.
org.gwt.mosaic.forms.client.builder.ButtonBarBuilder
A non-visual builder that assists you in building consistent button bars that comply with popular UI style guides. It utilizes the {@link FormLayout}. This class is in turn used by the {@link org.gwt.mosaic.forms.client.factories.ButtonBarFactory} that providesan even higher level of abstraction for building consistent button bars.
Buttons added to the builder are either gridded or fixed and may fill their FormLayout cell or not. All gridded buttons get the same width, while fixed buttons use their own size. Gridded buttons honor the default minimum button width as specified by the current {@link LayoutStyle}.
You can set an optional hint for narrow margin for the fixed width buttons. This is useful if you want to lay out a button bar that includes a button with a long text. For example, in a bar with 'Copy to Clipboard', 'OK', 'Cancel' you may declare the clipboard button as a fixed size button with narrow margins, OK and Cancel as gridded. Gridded buttons are marked as narrow by default.
To honor the platform's button order (left-to-right vs. right-to-left) this builder uses the leftToRightButtonOrder property. It is initialized with the current LayoutStyle's button order, which in turn is left-to-right on most platforms and right-to-left on the Mac OS X. Builder methods that create sequences of buttons (e.g. {@link #addGriddedButtons(Button[])} honorthe button order. If you want to ignore the default button order, you can either add individual buttons, or create a ButtonBarBuilder instance with the order set to left-to-right. For the latter see {@link #createLeftToRightBuilder()}. Also see the button order example below.
Example:
The following example builds a button bar with Help button on the left-hand side and OK, Cancel, Apply buttons on the right-hand side.
```
 private JPanel createHelpOKCancelApplyBar( JButton help, JButton ok, JButton cancel, JButton apply) { ButtonBarBuilder builder = new ButtonBarBuilder(); builder.addGridded(help); builder.addUnrelatedGap(); builder.addGlue(); builder.addGriddedButtons(new JButton[]{ok, cancel, apply}); return builder.getPanel(); } 
```
Button Order Example:
The following example builds three button bars where one honors the platform's button order and the other two ignore it.
```
 public JComponent buildPanel() { FormLayout layout = new FormLayout("pref"); DefaultFormBuilder rowBuilder = new DefaultFormBuilder(layout); rowBuilder.setDefaultDialogBorder(); rowBuilder.append(buildButtonSequence(new ButtonBarBuilder())); rowBuilder.append(buildButtonSequence(ButtonBarBuilder.createLeftToRightBuilder())); rowBuilder.append(buildIndividualButtons(new ButtonBarBuilder())); return rowBuilder.getPanel(); } private Component buildButtonSequence(ButtonBarBuilder builder) { builder.addGriddedButtons(new JButton[] { new JButton("One"), new JButton("Two"), new JButton("Three") }); return builder.getPanel(); } private Component buildIndividualButtons(ButtonBarBuilder builder) { builder.addGridded(new JButton("One")); builder.addRelatedGap(); builder.addGridded(new JButton("Two")); builder.addRelatedGap(); builder.addGridded(new JButton("Three")); return builder.getPanel(); } 
```
@author Karsten Lentzsch @author georgopoulos.georgios@gmail.com @see ButtonStackBuilder @see ButtonBarFactory @see LayoutStyle

Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder

  fieldNamePan.add(fieldNameField);
  gbl.setConstraints(wordEditField, con);
  wordEditPan.add(wordEditField);


  // Add buttons:
        ButtonBarBuilder bsb = new ButtonBarBuilder(buttonPan);
        bsb.addGlue();
        bsb.addGridded(ok);
      bsb.addGridded(apply);
        bsb.addGridded(cancel);
        bsb.addRelatedGap();
        bsb.addGridded(help);
        bsb.addGlue();


    // Add panels to dialog:
  con.fill = GridBagConstraints.BOTH;
  getContentPane().setLayout(gbl);
  con.weightx = 1;

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder

        // popup.add(new AttachFile("pdf"));
        // popup.add(new AttachFile("ps"));
        popup.add(new AttachUrl());
        getContentPane().add(centerPan, BorderLayout.CENTER);


        ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder();
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.addGridded(ok);
        bb.addGridded(stop);
        bb.addGridded(cancel);
        bb.addRelatedGap();
        bb.addGridded(help);
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.getPanel().setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2, 2, 2, 2));


        ButtonStackBuilder builder = new ButtonStackBuilder();
        builder.addGridded(selectAll);
        builder.addGridded(deselectAll);
        builder.addGridded(deselectAllDuplicates);
        builder.addRelatedGap();
        builder.addGridded(delete);
        builder.addRelatedGap();
        builder.addGridded(autoGenerate);
        builder.addGridded(generate);
        builder.getPanel().setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2, 2, 2, 2));
        centerPan.add(builder.getPanel(), BorderLayout.WEST);


        ok.setEnabled(false);
        generate.setEnabled(false);
        ok.addActionListener(new OkListener());
        cancel.addActionListener(new CancelListener());
        generate.addActionListener(new GenerateListener());
        stop.addActionListener(new StopListener());
        selectAll.addActionListener(new SelectionButton(true));
        deselectAll.addActionListener(new SelectionButton(false));
        deselectAllDuplicates.addActionListener(new DeselectDuplicatesButtonListener());
        deselectAllDuplicates.setEnabled(false);
        delete.addActionListener(deleteListener);
        help.addActionListener(new HelpAction(frame.helpDiag, GUIGlobals.importInspectionHelp));
        getContentPane().add(bb.getPanel(), BorderLayout.SOUTH);


        // Remember and default to last size:
        setSize(new Dimension(Globals.prefs.getInt("importInspectionDialogWidth"), Globals.prefs
            .getInt("importInspectionDialogHeight")));
        addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder


        setLayout(new BorderLayout());
        builder.getPanel().setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(5,5,5,5));//createMatteBorder(1,1,1,1,Color.green));
        add(builder.getPanel(), BorderLayout.NORTH);
        add(externalFilesPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
        ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder();
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.addGridded(ok);
        bb.addGridded(cancel);
        bb.addUnrelatedGap();
        bb.addGridded(help);
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.getPanel().setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(5,5,5,5));
        dialog = new JDialog(frame, Globals.lang("Journal abbreviations"), false);
        dialog.getContentPane().add(this, BorderLayout.CENTER);
        dialog.getContentPane().add(bb.getPanel(), BorderLayout.SOUTH);


        //add(new JScrollPane(builtInTable), BorderLayout.CENTER);


        // Set up panel for editing a single journal, to be used in a dialog box:
        FormLayout layout2 = new FormLayout

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder

        b.append(authors, 5);
        b.nextLine();
        b.append(editors, 5);
        b.nextLine();
        
        ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder(opt);
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.addGridded(ok);
        bb.addGridded(cancel);
        bb.addGlue();




        // Layout starts here.
        /*main.setLayout(gbl);
        opt.setLayout(gbl);

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder

        builder.append(browsePs);
        builder.nextLine();
        builder.appendSeparator(Globals.lang("Database protection"));
        builder.nextLine();
        builder.append(protect,3);
        ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder();
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.addGridded(ok);
        bb.addGridded(cancel);
        bb.addGlue();


        getContentPane().add(builder.getPanel(), BorderLayout.CENTER);
        getContentPane().add(bb.getPanel(), BorderLayout.SOUTH);
        pack();


        AbstractAction closeAction = new AbstractAction() {
          public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
            dispose();

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder


      


      // progressArea.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(300, 300));


      ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder();
      bb.addGlue();
      bb.addGridded(okButton);
      bb.addRelatedGap();
      bb.addGridded(cancelButton);
      bb.addGlue();
      JPanel bbPanel = bb.getPanel();
      bbPanel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(0, 3, 3, 3));
      getContentPane().add(panel, BorderLayout.CENTER);
      getContentPane().add(bbPanel, BorderLayout.SOUTH);


      pack();

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder

        bs.addGridded(edit);
        bs.addRelatedGap();
        bs.addGridded(toDefaults);
        upper.add(bs.getPanel(), BorderLayout.EAST);


        ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder();
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.addGridded(ok);
        bb.addGridded(cancel);
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.getPanel().setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(5,5,5,5));
        getContentPane().add(bb.getPanel(), BorderLayout.SOUTH);
        pack();


        // Key bindings:
        ActionMap am = upper.getActionMap();
        InputMap im = upper.getInputMap(JComponent.WHEN_IN_FOCUSED_WINDOW);
        im.put(Globals.prefs.getKey("Close dialog"), "close");
        am.put("close", cancelAction);
        am = bb.getPanel().getActionMap();
        im = bb.getPanel().getInputMap(JComponent.WHEN_IN_FOCUSED_WINDOW);
        im.put(Globals.prefs.getKey("Close dialog"), "close");
        am.put("close", cancelAction);


        if (frame != null)
            setLocationRelativeTo(frame);

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder

  cancel.getInputMap(JComponent.WHEN_IN_FOCUSED_WINDOW)
      .put(baseFrame_.prefs.getKey("Close dialog"), "close");
  cancel.getActionMap().put("close", cancelAction);


  //buttons.add(ok);
    ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder(buttons);
    //buttons.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2,2,2,2));
    bb.addGlue();
    bb.addGridded(cancel);
    bb.addGlue();


    getContentPane().add(buttons, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
  GridBagLayout gbl = new GridBagLayout();
  pan.setLayout(gbl);
  GridBagConstraints con = new GridBagConstraints();

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder

    okButton.setText( Globals.lang( "Accept" ) ) ;
    okButton.addActionListener( this ) ;
    cancelButton.setText( Globals.lang( "Cancel" ) ) ;
    cancelButton.addActionListener( this ) ;


    ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder(buttons);
    buttons.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2,2,2,2));
    bb.addGlue();
    bb.addGridded(okButton);
    bb.addGridded(cancelButton);
    bb.addGlue();


  }

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Examples of com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ButtonBarBuilder


        // add the panel to the CENTER of your dialog:
        getContentPane().add(builder.getPanel(), BorderLayout.CENTER);


        // add buttons are added in a similar way:
        ButtonBarBuilder bb = new ButtonBarBuilder();
        bb.addGlue();
        bb.addGridded(btnConnect);
        bb.addGridded(btnCancel);
        bb.addGlue();


        // add the buttons to the SOUTH of your dialog:
        getContentPane().add(bb.getPanel(), BorderLayout.SOUTH);
        pack();


        ActionListener connectAction = new ActionListener() {
            public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {

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