Re: [csjava-developer] TheButtonMatrix update

[Daryl V. H. <dva...@sf...>]

Ok, I wasn't sure if the buttens were supposed to be able to be 
attached, yet positioned someplace, or just detached in a default position.

Yes, having options of places to put the detached "toolbar" sounds like 
a good idea.

To change the part about the buttons obscuring the image when they're 
still attached, I'd have to delve into the repaint code, and maybe add 
another class (e.g., a BufferedImageIcon) to handle drawing the image.

I'll see what's easier.

Daryl.

Toby Donaldson wrote:

>Hi Daryl,
>
>I tried TheButtonMatrix test, and I think almost all there ... But a there
>are some issues:
>
> - Some combinations of calling buttonsDetached() and, for instance,
>buttonsAtTop(), don't seem to work correctly, e.g. The buttons appear at the
>top but attached. I suggest that for now the detached buttons option be
>disabled, and only have attached buttons.
>
> - When the buttons are attached to the image, they cover up part of the
>image. Better is to have a separate panel beside/above/below the image
>that's attached to the same frame and holds the buttons so that none of the
>image is obscured.
>
>With those changes, I think it's ready to add to TheMatrix as a new main
>feature.
>
>Toby
>
>
>On 5/4/05 5:22 PM, "Daryl Van Humbeck" <dva...@sf...> wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Ok, I've updated TheButtonMatrix, completing support for placing the
>>buttons in any of five different positions (at the top of the window,
>>the bottom of the window, to the left, the right, and in a separate,
>>moveable window), as well as all three of the default buttons (load,
>>save and close).
>>
>>I haven't yet included an icon for load because I'm working on that image.
>>
>>If anyone has any comments, please send them to me so I can address them.
>>
>>Daryl, aka, raceimaztion.
>>
>>    
>>
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