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Class com.sun.java.swing.StringChooser
java.lang.Object
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+----com.sun.java.swing.StringChooser
- public class StringChooser
- extends Object
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StringChooser()
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ask(JFrame, String, String, int, ChangeListener)
- Convenience method to prompt for a String.
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ask(JFrame, String, String[], int, ChangeListener)
- Convenience method to prompt for a String from a set of Strings.
StringChooser
public StringChooser()
ask
public static String ask(JFrame parent,
String description,
String initial,
int columns,
ChangeListener target)
- Convenience method to prompt for a String.
- Parameters:
- fparent - the parent frame for the dialog box.
fparent may be null if a default parent has
been established with StandardDialog
- description - a description string that will be shown
to the user to indicate what is being requested
- initial - the initial value for the string
- columns - the default width (in 'm's) of the TextField
- target - the ChangeListener that will be informed if the
OK or Apply buttons are hit.
- Returns:
- If target is null,
the dialog box will be modal and the method
will return the final result, or null if cancelled.
Otherwise, the
dialog box is non-modal, the method returns null
immediatly, and the listener is informed when
appropriate. The source of the change event will
be a JTextField.
- See Also:
- StandardDialog
ask
public static int ask(JFrame parent,
String description,
String set[],
int initial,
ChangeListener target)
- Convenience method to prompt for a String from a set of Strings.
- Parameters:
- fparent - the parent frame for the dialog box.
fparent may be null if a default parent has
been established with StandardDialog
- description - a description string that will be shown
to the user to indicate what is being requested
- set - the set of strings
- initial - the default choice from the set
- target - the ChangeListener that will be informed if the
OK or Apply buttons are hit.
- Returns:
- If target is null,
the dialog box will be modal and the method
will return the index of string from the set, or -1 if cancelled.
Otherwise, the
dialog box is non-modal, the method returns 0
immediatly, and the listener is informed when
appropriate. The source of the change event will
be a JComboBox.
- See Also:
- StandardDialog
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