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JPointerLock
Pointer Lock for Java AWT/Swing
Adds support for confining the mouse pointer to a Java AWT or Swing window, useful for video games that use mouse look or edge scrolling. Usage: 0. Download release/jpointerlock.jar and lib/native-library-loader.jar from the code section, and add them to your build path/classpath. 1. Call PointerLockLoader.init() as early as possible on the AWT EDT to load the native library. 2. Call PointerLock.setPointerLock(Window, boolean) on the AWT EDT when you want to lock or unlock the... -
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Tedhi
Human-centric date and date range parser library for Java
Provides extremely flexible parsing of dates and date ranges. Uses an intuitive syntax where syntax is needed, and recognises partial dates. Examples of date ranges supported are: * 1/Nov/2012 to 30/Nov/2012 (start of 1st to end of 30th) * Nov/2012 to Dec/2012 (start of 1/Nov to end of 31/Dec) * 2012 to 2013 (start of 1/Jan/2012 to end of 31/Dec/2012) * Nov (start of 1/Nov this year, to end of 30/Nov this year) Now available on Maven Central. -
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argument
Command line argument parser library for Java
Moved to GitHub https://github.com/fedups Command-line argument compiler and parser. With just two lines of code you can start to set up a command-line interface to your Java programs. Many advanced features including "required", "positional", "multiple", and the most advanced - "group" -
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JSpoor is a utility software for logging and recording of user interface events and actions during working sessions of users with a Java/Swing Software. It captures and records both high level (semantic) actions and low level actions such as mouse moves.
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Natural CLI is a library that provides Java and Python command line developers with an easy way to use human readable command line interfaces. Command line are very easy to define. For examples, visit http://naturalcli.sourceforge.net
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The Squidy Interaction Library eases the design of "post-WIMP" user interfaces by unifying various device drivers, frameworks and tracking toolkits in a common library and provides a central and easy-to-use visual design environment. www.squidy-lib.de
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The Touchscreen User Interface for J2ME is a small framework, designed to create user interfaces with low-level components and layouts. The components are controllable by touchscreen devices only.
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equanda is an tool to generate a J2EE application based on a XML description of the data and constraints. It generates the access objects, a powerful base user interfaces (with help for more powerful stuff) and support for web services with versioning.
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This small java library is designed easily to create and run step-by-step tutorials in java guis. A tutorial is described in xml and can be easily created with the shipped editor. Localisation and included resource (html, css, images) are also supported.
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Speech based User Interface Components Library for Java is a project to create Java controls and applications that can be used not only by literate people but also by non-literates. Speech and visual element with minimal text is used to create components
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Java Runtime Designer is a visual designer component that can be easily embedded in your application and used to change the layout of the dialog at runtime. The runtime designer allows you to switch at any time between the live and design mode.
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An extended version of Java's JTree that allows incremental zooming and fish-eye effects on selected nodes.
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Proposed is an algorithm that uses computer vision, combined with a modified Rubine classifier, to allow arbitrary N-sided polygons as accepted sketches in real-time.
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Java library for interface testing, by recording mouse and keyboard events through aspectJ and playing xml files with events with java.awt.robot
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This date parser for Java will parse the input from human people as date value. Differently to the SimpleDateFormat it will completely missing part with the current date. It will support all available locales (i18n). It has a very small foot print.
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