public final class ResourceUtils
extends java.lang.Object
Example use:
JLabel lblUsername = new JLabel();
JTextField tfUsername = new JTextField();
ResourceUtils.resLabel( lblUserName, tfUserName,
IdeArb.getString ( IdeArb.USERNAME ) );
JButton b = new JButton();
ResourceUtils.resButton( b, IdeArb.getString( IdeArb.SOME_STRING ) );
This class is not finalalized yet, please do not use it yet
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static int |
getMnemonicKeyCode(java.lang.String string)
Returns the key code for the mnemonic in the string.
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static void |
resButton(javax.swing.AbstractButton button,
java.lang.String labelText)
Sets the resourcs on a subclass of
AbstractButton. |
static void |
resLabel(javax.swing.JLabel label,
java.awt.Component labelFor,
java.lang.String labelText)
Sets the resources on a
JLabel. |
static java.lang.String |
stripMnemonic(java.lang.String string)
Removes non-displayable inline mnemonic characters.
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public static void resLabel(javax.swing.JLabel label,
java.awt.Component labelFor,
java.lang.String labelText)
JLabel. It sets the text, mnemonic,
and labelFor property.label - The Label on which to set the propertieslabelFor - the Component to set with the
labelFor property on the label.labelText - The text label to set on the labelJLabel.setText(String),
JLabel.setLabelFor(Component),
JLabel.setDisplayedMnemonic(int)public static void resButton(javax.swing.AbstractButton button,
java.lang.String labelText)
AbstractButton. The common
classes are JRadioButton, JButton,
and JCheckBox
This method sets the text and mnemonic.
button - The button on which to set the text and mnemonoiclabelText - the text which contains the displayed text and mnemonicAbstractButton.setText(String),
AbstractButton.setMnemonic(int)public static int getMnemonicKeyCode(java.lang.String string)
public static java.lang.String stripMnemonic(java.lang.String string)
In order to specify a mnemonic character in a translatable string (eg. in a resource file), a special character is used to indicate which character in the string should be treated as the mnemonic. This method assumes that an ampersand ('&') character is used as the mnemonic indicator, and removes (single) ampersands from the input string. A double ampersand sequence is used to indicate that an ampersand should actually appear in the output stream, in which case one of the ampersands is removed.
oracle.bali.ewt.util.StringUtils#stripMnemonic(String)