Examples of com.mucommander.ui.button.ButtonChoicePanel

com.mucommander.ui.button.ButtonChoicePanel
ButtonChoicePanel lays out an array of buttons on a grid and provides an easy way for the user to navigate and select buttons :
- At any given time, the current active button (the first one initially) can be selected by pressing ENTER
- LEFT key goes back to the previous button, to the last button if current button is the first one
- RIGHT key goes forward one button, to the first button if current button is the last one
- UP key goes up one row, to the last row if current button is on the first row
- DOWN key goes down one row, to the first row if current button is on the last row
- Buttons can directly be selected by pressing the Mnemonic associated with the button (if any)
This does not interfere with regular focus management where TAB (resp. Shift+TAB) goes to the next (resp. previous) focusable component. @author Maxence Bernard

    /**
     * Creates a button panel using the given buttons, and register the given listener for button actions.
     * Buttons are disposed horizontally, aligned to the right.
     */
    public static JPanel createButtonPanel(JButton buttons[], JRootPane rootPane, ActionListener actionListener) {
        JPanel panel = new ButtonChoicePanel(buttons, 0, rootPane);
        
        MnemonicHelper mnemonicHelper = new MnemonicHelper();
        for (JButton button : buttons) {
            button.setMnemonic(mnemonicHelper.getMnemonic(button.getText()));
            button.addActionListener(actionListener);
            panel.add(button);
        }


        return panel;
    }

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            buttons[i] = new JButton(text);
            buttons[i].addActionListener(this);
        }
    
        setInitialFocusComponent(buttons[0]);
        mainPanel.add(new ButtonChoicePanel(buttons, maxNbCols, getRootPane()));
    
        getContentPane().add(mainPanel, BorderLayout.NORTH);
    }

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        // Creates the name panel.
        panel = new YBoxPanel();
        panel.add(createNamePanel(name));


        // Creates the button panel.
        panel.add(new ButtonChoicePanel(new JButton[] {okButton = new JButton(Translator.get("ok")), cancelButton = new JButton(Translator.get("cancel"))},
                                        2, getRootPane()));
        okButton.addActionListener(this);
        cancelButton.addActionListener(this);
        getContentPane().add(panel, BorderLayout.NORTH);
        pack();

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        stopButton.addActionListener(this);


//        hideButton = new JButton(Translator.get("progress_dialog.hide"));
//        hideButton.addActionListener(this);


        this.buttonsChoicePanel = new ButtonChoicePanel(
                skipButton==null?new JButton[] {pauseResumeButton, stopButton}:new JButton[] {pauseResumeButton, skipButton, stopButton},
                0, getRootPane());
        contentPane.add(buttonsChoicePanel, BorderLayout.SOUTH);


        // Cancel button receives initial focus

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