Package com.tssap.util.ui.pane

Screens (composites, controls, shells, ...) are filled/composed by using one of several predefined panes.
Panes are created by using the central pane factory class. The following coding creates the screen shown below.

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Description

Interface Summary

IBasicPane	Defines the root of the pane hierarchy.
ICompoundPane	Defines basic convenience methods used to compose panes consisting of several sub parts.
IGridLayoutData	Defines constants used in grid layout definitions.
IGridLayoutPane	Extends compound pane in order to arrange sub components in a grid.
ISashPane	Extends compound pane to give the ability to divide sub components by sashes.
ISimplePane	Defines pane containing no further functionality.
ITabbedPane	Provides functionality to arrange some other panes (grid or sash) in a tabbed manner.
ITitledPane
IToolBarPane

Class Summary

PaneFactory

Central class used to create initial pane.

Exception Summary

PaneNotModifiableException

Package com.tssap.util.ui.pane Description

Screens (composites, controls, shells, ...) are filled/composed by using one of several predefined panes.
Panes are created by using the central pane factory class.

The following coding creates the screen shown below.

void createShellContents(Shell parent) {
	IGridLayoutPane gridPane = PaneFactory.createGridLayoutPane(parent, 2);

		Button b1 =
			gridPane.addPushButton(
				" <------ Long (b1) ------> ");

		Button b2 =
			gridPane.addPushButton(
				"Right side (b2)",
				gridPane.createGridLayoutData(
					IGridLayoutData.FILL, 
					IGridLayoutData.FILL,
					1, 2));

		Button b3 =
			gridPane.addPushButton(
				"Centered (b3)",
				gridPane.createGridLayoutData(
					IGridLayoutData.CENTER, 
					IGridLayoutData.CENTER,
					true, true));
}

Technical details

Pane interface structure

Pane class hierarchy