Examples with Composite org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite used on opensource projects

Example 11 with Composite

use of org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite in project cogtool by cogtool.

the class ActionPropertySet method createKeyComposite.

@Override
protected Composite createKeyComposite() {
    Composite c = super.createKeyComposite();
    // this.setAsDefaultKeyboard enabling handled in the override of
    // handleModifiedText because our superclass already has a
    // ModifyListener on this.keyboardText!
    setAsDefaultKeyboard = createSetAsDefaultButton(c);
    restoreDefaultsKeyboard = createRestoreDefaultsButton(c);
    keyboardChoice = choiceStrings.size();
    choiceStrings.add(KEYBOARD_LABEL);
    choiceUseIndexes[keyboardChoice] = ActionSet.USE_KEYBOARD;
    return c;
}

Example 12 with Composite

use of org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite in project cogtool by cogtool.

the class ActionSet method createVoiceComposite.

protected Composite createVoiceComposite() {
    Composite voiceComp = new Composite(actionSettings, SWT.NONE);
    voiceComp.setLayout(new FormLayout());
    voiceTextLabel = new DisplayLabel(voiceComp, SWT.NONE);
    voiceTextLabel.setText(L10N.get("DE.VoiceTextCaption", "Spoken Input") + ":");
    // TODO Why is this here rather than in its natural home in the
    //      overridden method in ActionPropertySet?
    transitionDestinationLabelVoice = createTransitionDestinationLabel(voiceComp);
    transitionDestinationNameVoice = createTransitionDestinationName(voiceComp);
    voiceText = createVoiceText(voiceComp);
    voiceIsCmd = new Button(voiceComp, SWT.CHECK);
    voiceIsCmd.setText(L10N.get("DE.IsCommand", "Is Command"));
    voiceIsCmd.addSelectionListener(deviceActionChange);
    return voiceComp;
}

Example 13 with Composite

use of org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite in project cogtool by cogtool.

the class ActionSet method createTouchComposite.

protected Composite createTouchComposite() {
    Composite touchComp = new Composite(actionSettings, SWT.NONE);
    touchComp.setLayout(new FormLayout());
    touchActionLabel = new DisplayLabel(touchComp, SWT.NONE);
    touchActionLabel.setText(L10N.get("DE.ButtonActionCaption", "Action") + ":");
    // TODO Why is this here rather than in its natural home in the
    //      overridden method in ActionPropertySet?
    transitionSourceLabelTouch = createTransitionSourceLabel(touchComp);
    transitionSourceNameTouch = createTransitionSourceName(touchComp);
    transitionDestinationLabelTouch = createTransitionDestinationLabel(touchComp);
    transitionDestinationNameTouch = createTransitionDestinationName(touchComp);
    touchActionCombo = new ComboWithEnableFix(touchComp, SWT.DROP_DOWN | SWT.READ_ONLY);
    for (TapPressType element : TapPressType.DISPLAY) {
        touchActionCombo.add(element.toString());
    }
    touchActionCombo.select(0);
    touchActionCombo.addSelectionListener(widgetActionChange);
    return touchComp;
}

Example 14 with Composite

use of org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite in project cogtool by cogtool.

the class ActionSet method createKeyComposite.

protected Composite createKeyComposite() {
    Composite keyComp = new Composite(actionSettings, SWT.NONE);
    keyComp.setLayout(new FormLayout());
    keyboardTextLabel = new DisplayLabel(keyComp, SWT.NONE);
    keyboardTextLabel.setText(L10N.get("DE.KeyboardTextCaption", "Text") + ":");
    keyboardText = createKeyboardText(keyComp);
    keyboardText.setFont(FontUtils.SYMBOL_FONT);
    keyboardIsCmd = new Button(keyComp, SWT.CHECK);
    keyboardIsCmd.setText(L10N.get("DE.IsCommand", "Is Command"));
    keyboardIsCmd.addSelectionListener(deviceActionChange);
    // TODO Why is this here rather than in its natural home in the
    //      overridden method in ActionPropertySet?
    transitionDestinationLabelKeyboard = createTransitionDestinationLabel(keyComp);
    transitionDestinationNameKeyboard = createTransitionDestinationName(keyComp);
    /* TODO: add back in when single character stuff is straightened out
        this.keyboardActionLabel = new DisplayLabel(keyComp, SWT.NONE);
        this.keyboardActionLabel.setText(L10N.get("DE.KeyActionCaption",
                                                  "Action")
                                            + ":");

        this.keyboardActionCombo =
            new ComboWithEnableFix(keyComp,
                                   SWT.DROP_DOWN | SWT.READ_ONLY);

        for (int i = 0; i < KeyPressType.DISPLAY.length; i++) {
            this.keyboardActionCombo.add(KeyPressType.DISPLAY[i].toString());
        }

        this.keyboardActionCombo.select(0);
        this.keyboardActionCombo.addSelectionListener(this.deviceActionChange);
*/
    SelectionListener insertSpecial = new SelectionListener() {

        public void widgetSelected(SelectionEvent e) {
            Control source = (Control) e.getSource();
            keyboardText.insert((String) source.getData());
            Point selection = keyboardText.getSelection();
            keyboardText.setFocus();
            keyboardText.setSelection(selection);
        }

        public void widgetDefaultSelected(SelectionEvent e) {
            widgetSelected(e);
        }
    };
    // TODO: replace alignTo with this.keyboardActionCombo when the above TODO is done!
    // can't assign using ?: because Java is stupid
    Control alignTo;
    if (vertical) {
        alignTo = transitionDestinationNameKeyboard;
    } else {
        alignTo = keyboardText.getOuter();
    }
    keyboardSpecials = new KeyboardSpecialChars(alignTo, insertSpecial, vertical);
    return keyComp;
}

Example 15 with Composite

use of org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Composite in project cogtool by cogtool.

the class Palette method selectButton.

protected void selectButton(Button toBeSelected) {
    // It's a toggle button, but pushing it again shouldn't toggle
    // We use toggle so that it can be seen as "depressed".
    Button currentlySelected = (Button) getData();
    if (toBeSelected != currentlySelected) {
        if (currentlySelected != null) {
            Composite bkg = currentlySelected.getParent();
            bkg.setBackground(UNSELECTED_BKG);
            currentlySelected.setSelection(false);
        }
    }
    Composite bkg = toBeSelected.getParent();
    bkg.setBackground(SELECTED_BKG);
    toBeSelected.setSelection(true);
    setData(toBeSelected);
}