Examples of FluentPanel

com.mucommander.ui.layout.FluentPanel
This panel should be used instead of creating temporary panels only for layout purpose. Using Fluent Interface technique, the add component calls can be chained and the resulting code becomes more readable. Note: The caller to {@link #add(Component)} should be very careful not to assumethe returned object is the object that was just added (as in {@link JPanel#add(Component)}) @author Arik Hadas

Examples of com.mucommander.ui.layout.FluentPanel

     * Creates the about box's left panel.
     */
  private JPanel createIconPanel() {


    // Makes sure the panel's a bit roomier than the default configuration.
    return new FluentPanel(new BorderLayout()) {
      @Override
      public Insets getInsets() {
        return new Insets(10, 10, 0, 10);
      }
    }.add(new FluentPanel(new BorderLayout())
                  .add(new JLabel(IconManager.getIcon(IconManager.MUCOMMANDER_ICON_SET, "icon128_24.png")),
                     BorderLayout.NORTH)
                  .add(new FluentPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER)).add(createAppString()),
                 BorderLayout.CENTER)
            .add(new FluentPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER)).add(createCopyright()),
                 BorderLayout.SOUTH),
              BorderLayout.NORTH)
     .add(new FluentPanel(new BorderLayout())
                  .add(createHomeComponent(), BorderLayout.NORTH)
                  .add(createLicenseButton(), BorderLayout.CENTER)
                  .add(createOkButton(), BorderLayout.SOUTH),
          BorderLayout.SOUTH);
  }

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Examples of com.mucommander.ui.layout.FluentPanel

  }


  private Component createHomeComponent() {
    return DesktopManager.canBrowse() ?
            createHomeButton()
            : new FluentPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER)).add(new JLabel(RuntimeConstants.HOMEPAGE_URL));
  }

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Examples of com.mucommander.ui.layout.FluentPanel


        nowRadioButton = new JRadioButton(Translator.get("change_date_dialog.now"));
        nowRadioButton.setSelected(true);
        nowRadioButton.addItemListener(this);


        mainPanel.add(new FluentPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.LEFT)).add(nowRadioButton));


        buttonGroup.add(nowRadioButton);
        JRadioButton specificDateRadioButton = new JRadioButton(Translator.get("change_date_dialog.specific_date"));
        buttonGroup.add(specificDateRadioButton);


        this.dateSpinner = new JSpinner(new SpinnerDateModel());
        dateSpinner.setEditor(new JSpinner.DateEditor(dateSpinner, CustomDateFormat.getDateFormatString()));
        // Use the selected file's date if there is only one file, if not use base folder's date.
        dateSpinner.setValue(new Date(destFile.getDate()));
        // Spinner is disabled until the 'Specific date' radio button is selected 
        dateSpinner.setEnabled(false);


        mainPanel.add(new FluentPanel(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.LEFT))
                          .add(specificDateRadioButton)
                          .add(dateSpinner));


        mainPanel.addSpace(10);
        recurseDirCheckBox = new JCheckBox(Translator.get("recurse_directories"));

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