Examples with ASGallery com.android.tools.adtui.ASGallery used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ASGallery

use of com.android.tools.adtui.ASGallery in project flutter-intellij by flutter.

the class ChoseProjectTypeStep method createGallery.

@NotNull
private JComponent createGallery() {
    myProjectTypeGallery = new ASGallery<ModuleGalleryEntry>(JBList.createDefaultListModel(), image -> image == null ? null : image.getIcon() == null ? null : IconUtil.toImage(image.getIcon()), label -> label == null ? message("android.wizard.gallery.item.none") : label.getName(), DEFAULT_GALLERY_THUMBNAIL_SIZE, null) {

        @Override
        public Dimension getPreferredScrollableViewportSize() {
            // The default implementation assigns a height as tall as the screen.
            // When calling setVisibleRowCount(2), the underlying implementation is buggy, and  will have a gap on the right and when the user
            // resizes, it enters on an adjustment loop at some widths (can't decide to fit 3 or for elements, and loops between the two)
            Dimension cellSize = computeCellSize();
            int heightInsets = getInsets().top + getInsets().bottom;
            int widthInsets = getInsets().left + getInsets().right;
            // Don't want to show an exact number of rows, since then it's not obvious there's another row available.
            return new Dimension(cellSize.width * 5 + widthInsets, (int) (cellSize.height * 1.2) + heightInsets);
        }
    };
    myProjectTypeGallery.setBorder(BorderFactory.createLineBorder(JBColor.border()));
    AccessibleContext accessibleContext = myProjectTypeGallery.getAccessibleContext();
    if (accessibleContext != null) {
        accessibleContext.setAccessibleDescription(getTitle());
    }
    return new JBScrollPane(myProjectTypeGallery);
}