org.eclipse.draw2d
Class ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme
java.lang.Object
org.eclipse.draw2d.SchemeBorder.Scheme
org.eclipse.draw2d.ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme
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Enclosing class:
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ButtonBorder
- public static class ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme
- extends
SchemeBorder.Scheme
Provides for a scheme to represent the borders of clickable figures like buttons.
Though similar to the
Scheme
it supports an extra set of
borders for the pressed states.
Constructor Summary
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ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme
(Color[] highlight,
Color[] shadow)
Constructs a new button scheme where the input colors are the colors for the
top-left and bottom-right sides of the border. |
ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme
(Color[] hl,
Color[] sh,
Color[] hlp,
Color[] shp)
Constructs a new button scheme where the input colors are the colors for the
top-left and bottom-right sides of the border, for the normal and pressed states.
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Method Summary
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protected
Insets
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calculateInsets
()
Calculates and returns the Insets for this border. |
protected boolean
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calculateOpaque
()
Calculates and returns the opaque state of this border.
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protected Color[]
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getHighlightPressed
()
Returns the pressed highlight colors of this border. |
protected Color[]
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getShadowPressed
()
Returns the pressed shadow colors of this border. |
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme
public ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme(Color[] highlight,
Color[] shadow)
- Constructs a new button scheme where the input colors are the colors for the
top-left and bottom-right sides of the border. These colors serve as the colors
when the border is in a pressed state too. The width of each side is determined by
the number of colors passed in as input.
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Parameters:
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highlight
- Colors for the top-left sides of the border -
shadow
- Colors for the bottom-right sides of the border -
Since:
- 2.0
ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme
public ButtonBorder.ButtonScheme(Color[] hl,
Color[] sh,
Color[] hlp,
Color[] shp)
- Constructs a new button scheme where the input colors are the colors for the
top-left and bottom-right sides of the border, for the normal and pressed states.
The width of each side is determined by the number of colors passed in as input.
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Parameters:
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hl
- Colors for the top-left sides of the border -
sh
- Colors for the bottom-right sides of the border -
hlp
- Colors for the top-left sides of the border when figure is pressed -
shp
- Colors for the bottom-right sides of the border when figure is pressed -
Since:
- 2.0
calculateInsets
protected
Insets calculateInsets()
- Calculates and returns the Insets for this border. The calculations are based on
the number of normal and pressed, highlight and shadow colors.
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Overrides:
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calculateInsets
in class
SchemeBorder.Scheme
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Returns:
- The insets for this border
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Since:
- 2.0
calculateOpaque
protected boolean calculateOpaque()
- Calculates and returns the opaque state of this border.
Returns false in the following conditions:
- The number of highlight colors is different than the the number of
shadow colors.
- The number of pressed highlight colors is different than the number of
pressed shadow colors.
- Any of the highlight and shadow colors are set to
null
- Any of the pressed highlight and shadow colors are set to
null
This is done so that the entire region under the figure is properly covered.
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Overrides:
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calculateOpaque
in class
SchemeBorder.Scheme
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Returns:
- The opaque state of this border
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Since:
- 2.0
getHighlightPressed
protected Color[] getHighlightPressed()
- Returns the pressed highlight colors of this border.
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Returns:
- Colors as an array of Colors
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Since:
- 2.0
getShadowPressed
protected Color[] getShadowPressed()
- Returns the pressed shadow colors of this border.
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Returns:
- Colors as an array of Colors
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Since:
- 2.0
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