Examples with Style com.codename1.charts.compat.Paint.Style used on opensource projects

Example 46 with Style

use of com.codename1.charts.compat.Paint.Style in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class FontImage method setMaterialIcon.

/**
 * <p>Applies a material design icon (one of the MATERIAL_* icons above) to the given component using the
 * styling of the label</p>
 * <script src="https://gist.github.com/codenameone/8cf6f70188959524474b.js"></script>
 * @param l a multibutton
 * @param icon one of the MATERIAL_* icons
 * @param size the size of the icon in millimeters
 */
public static void setMaterialIcon(MultiButton l, char icon, float size) {
    if (Font.isTrueTypeFileSupported()) {
        Style s = new Style(l.getUnselectedStyle());
        s.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(s, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
        l.setIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, s));
    }
}

Example 47 with Style

use of com.codename1.charts.compat.Paint.Style in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class FontImage method setMaterialIcon.

/**
 * <p>Applies a material design icon (one of the MATERIAL_* icons above) to the given component using the
 * styling of the label</p>
 * <script src="https://gist.github.com/codenameone/8cf6f70188959524474b.js"></script>
 * @param l a SpanButton
 * @param icon one of the MATERIAL_* icons
 * @param size the size of the icon in millimeters
 */
public static void setMaterialIcon(SpanButton l, char icon, float size) {
    if (Font.isTrueTypeFileSupported()) {
        Style s = new Style(l.getUnselectedStyle());
        s.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(s, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
        l.setIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, s));
        Style sel = l.getSelectedStyle();
        Style pre = l.getPressedStyle();
        Style dis = l.getDisabledStyle();
        if (sel.getFgColor() != s.getFgColor() || (sel.getBgColor() != s.getBgColor()) || (sel.getBgTransparency() != s.getBgTransparency())) {
            sel = new Style(sel);
            sel.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(sel, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
            l.setRolloverIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, sel));
        }
        if (pre.getFgColor() != s.getFgColor() || (pre.getBgColor() != s.getBgColor()) || (pre.getBgTransparency() != s.getBgTransparency())) {
            pre = new Style(pre);
            pre.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(pre, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
            l.setPressedIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, pre));
        }
        if (dis.getFgColor() != s.getFgColor() || (dis.getBgColor() != s.getBgColor()) || (dis.getBgTransparency() != s.getBgTransparency())) {
            dis = new Style(dis);
            dis.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(dis, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
            l.setDisabledIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, dis));
        }
    }
}

Example 48 with Style

use of com.codename1.charts.compat.Paint.Style in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class FontImage method setMaterialIcon.

/**
 * <p>Applies a material design icon (one of the MATERIAL_* icon constants) to the given command using the
 * given UIID. Notice that the pressed/selected &amp; disabled states will be set appropriately.</p>
 *
 * @param c a command
 * @param icon one of the MATERIAL_* icons
 * @param uiid the UIID for the command (e.g. TitleCommand)
 * @param size the size of the icon in millimeters
 */
public static void setMaterialIcon(Command c, char icon, String uiid, float size) {
    if (Font.isTrueTypeFileSupported()) {
        UIManager uim = UIManager.getInstance();
        Style s = uim.getComponentStyle(uiid);
        s.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(s, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
        c.setIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, s));
        Style sel = uim.getComponentSelectedStyle(uiid);
        Style pre = uim.getComponentCustomStyle(uiid, "press");
        Style dis = uim.getComponentCustomStyle(uiid, "dis");
        ;
        if (sel.getFgColor() != s.getFgColor() || (sel.getBgColor() != s.getBgColor()) || (sel.getBgTransparency() != s.getBgTransparency())) {
            sel = new Style(sel);
            sel.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(sel, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
            c.setRolloverIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, sel));
        }
        if (pre.getFgColor() != s.getFgColor() || (pre.getBgColor() != s.getBgColor()) || (pre.getBgTransparency() != s.getBgTransparency())) {
            pre = new Style(pre);
            pre.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(pre, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
            c.setPressedIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, pre));
        }
        if (dis.getFgColor() != s.getFgColor() || (dis.getBgColor() != s.getBgColor()) || (dis.getBgTransparency() != s.getBgTransparency())) {
            dis = new Style(dis);
            dis.setFont(getMaterialDesignFont().derive(rightSize(dis, size), Font.STYLE_PLAIN));
            c.setDisabledIcon(FontImage.create("" + icon, dis));
        }
    }
}

Example 49 with Style

use of com.codename1.charts.compat.Paint.Style in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class Form method showModal.

/**
 * This method shows the form as a modal alert allowing us to produce a behavior
 * of an alert/dialog box. This method will block the calling thread even if the
 * calling thread is the EDT. Notice that this method will not release the block
 * until dispose is called even if show() from another form is called!
 * <p>Modal dialogs Allow the forms "content" to "hang in mid air" this is especially useful for
 * dialogs where you would want the underlying form to "peek" from behind the
 * form.
 *
 * @param top space in pixels between the top of the screen and the form
 * @param bottom space in pixels between the bottom of the screen and the form
 * @param left space in pixels between the left of the screen and the form
 * @param right space in pixels between the right of the screen and the form
 * @param includeTitle whether the title should hang in the top of the screen or
 * be glued onto the content pane
 * @param modal indictes if this is a modal or modeless dialog true for modal dialogs
 */
void showModal(int top, int bottom, int left, int right, boolean includeTitle, boolean modal, boolean reverse) {
    Display.getInstance().flushEdt();
    if (previousForm == null) {
        previousForm = Display.getInstance().getCurrent();
        // special case for application opening with a dialog before any form is shown
        if (previousForm == null) {
            previousForm = new Form();
            previousForm.show();
        } else {
            if (previousForm instanceof Dialog) {
                Dialog previousDialog = (Dialog) previousForm;
                if (previousDialog.isDisposed()) {
                    previousForm = Display.getInstance().getCurrentUpcoming();
                }
            }
        }
    }
    previousForm.tint = true;
    Painter p = getStyle().getBgPainter();
    if (top > 0 || bottom > 0 || left > 0 || right > 0) {
        if (!title.isVisible()) {
            includeTitle = false;
        }
        Style titleStyle = title.getStyle();
        titleStyle.removeListeners();
        Style contentStyle = contentPane.getUnselectedStyle();
        contentStyle.removeListeners();
        if (includeTitle) {
            titleStyle.setMargin(Component.TOP, top, false);
            titleStyle.setMargin(Component.BOTTOM, 0, false);
            titleStyle.setMargin(Component.LEFT, left, false);
            titleStyle.setMargin(Component.RIGHT, right, false);
            contentStyle.setMargin(Component.TOP, 0, false);
            contentStyle.setMargin(Component.BOTTOM, bottom, false);
            contentStyle.setMargin(Component.LEFT, left, false);
            contentStyle.setMargin(Component.RIGHT, right, false);
        } else {
            titleStyle.setMargin(Component.TOP, 0, false);
            titleStyle.setMargin(Component.BOTTOM, 0, false);
            titleStyle.setMargin(Component.LEFT, 0, false);
            titleStyle.setMargin(Component.RIGHT, 0, false);
            contentStyle.setMargin(Component.TOP, top, false);
            contentStyle.setMargin(Component.BOTTOM, bottom, false);
            contentStyle.setMargin(Component.LEFT, left, false);
            contentStyle.setMargin(Component.RIGHT, right, false);
        }
        titleStyle.setMarginUnit(null);
        contentStyle.setMarginUnit(null);
        initDialogBgPainter(p, previousForm);
        revalidate();
    }
    initFocused();
    if (getTransitionOutAnimator() == null && getTransitionInAnimator() == null) {
        initLaf(getUIManager());
    }
    initComponentImpl();
    Display.getInstance().setCurrent(this, reverse);
    onShow();
    if (modal) {
        // called to display a dialog and wait for modality
        Display.getInstance().invokeAndBlock(new RunnableWrapper(this, p, reverse));
        // if the virtual keyboard was opend by the dialog close it
        Display.getInstance().setShowVirtualKeyboard(false);
    }
}

Example 50 with Style

use of com.codename1.charts.compat.Paint.Style in project CodenameOne by codenameone.

the class Label method getAvaliableSpaceForText.

int getAvaliableSpaceForText() {
    Style style = getStyle();
    int textSpaceW = getWidth() - style.getHorizontalPadding();
    Image icon = getIconFromState();
    if (icon != null && (getTextPosition() == Label.RIGHT || getTextPosition() == Label.LEFT)) {
        textSpaceW = textSpaceW - icon.getWidth();
    }
    return textSpaceW;
}