Examples of FieldView

civquest.swing.fieldview.FieldView
Top of the FieldView-hierarchy.
A FieldView is responsible for painting (at least parts of) one Field. This means, it may paint an image representing the whole Field, but may also paint just an Image representing the Terrain and nothing else.
javax.swing.text.FieldView
Extends the multi-line plain text view to be suitable for a single-line editor view. If the view is allocated extra space, the field must adjust for it. If the hosting component is a JTextField, this view will manage the ranges of the associated BoundedRangeModel and will adjust the horizontal allocation to match the current visibility settings of the JTextField. @author Timothy Prinzing @see View
view.FieldView

Examples of civquest.swing.fieldview.FieldView

   *                  (remember: one field my have multiple UACs)
   * @param buffer any buffer
   */
  public void paintField(PaintInfo paintInfo, Buffer buffer, Graphics2D graphics) throws InvalidImageException {
    Coordinate fieldPos = paintInfo.getFieldPos();
    FieldView fieldView = quadMap.getFieldView(buffer.getGameData(), 
                           fieldPos);
//     Graphics2D graphics = buffer.getGraphics();
    Properties properties = quadMap.getProperties();
    Coordinate imageCoord = properties.getAbsImagePaintCoord(paintInfo.getCoord()).
      sub(buffer.getPosition());
    fieldView.paint(imageCoord, graphics);
  }

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Examples of javax.swing.text.FieldView

                        return null;
                    }
                }
            });
        }
        return new FieldView(elem);
    }

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Examples of view.FieldView

        GameModelHistory model = new GameModelHistory(parameters.getFieldSize(), parameters.getWinLineLen());


        final PlayersController playersController =
                createPlayersController(createStreamCommutator(parameters), parameters.getFirstPlayer());


        return new GameController(model, new FieldView(), playersController);
    }

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