Package bibliothek.gui.dock.common

package bibliothek.gui.dock.common

A set of classes that can be used to create basic applications. The subset of DockingFrames allows to create clients capable of doing all the basic operations one does expect: minimizing, maximizing or put a Dockable out of the main-frame. Store and load the layout, hide and show Dockables.
Clients should start by creating a CControl as basic command central, then add new instances of SingleCDockable and MultipleCDockable to this control.

Related Packages

Package	Description
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.action	Contains different DockActions and subclasses of CAction to create buttons, checkboxes, menus and other components as button in the titles and tabs of CDockables.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.behavior
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.event	Various listeners and adapters that can be added to CControl, CDockable and other classes associated with them.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.group	Contains the CGroupBehavior and its implementations, this interface allows to group Dockables together.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.grouping
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.intern	Classes and interfaces used internally.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.layout	Classes to manage how space is distributed between Dockables.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.location	Various implementations of CLocation.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.menu	Some MenuPieces to modify the layout and settings of an application that uses Common.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.mode	A subclass of LocationModeManager that handles CLocations, ExtendedModes and is aware of CControl.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.perspective	The perspective API offers clients the possibility to define or modify the layout of an application without actually creating any CDockables.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.preference	Classes used directly or indirectly by the CPreferenceModel.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.theme	Classes related to the DockThemes.
bibliothek.gui.dock.common.util

Class	Description
CContentArea	A component that is normally set into the center of the main- JFrame.
CContentArea.Corner	References a corner of a panel.
CControl	Manages the interaction between SingleCDockable, MultipleCDockable and CStations. Clients which do no longer need a CControl can call CControl.destroy() to free resources. A CControl is an interface between the application and the framework.
CControlRegister	Grants access to the CDockables and other information that is associated with a CControl.
CExternalizeArea	This CStation handles those CDockables whose mode is ExtendedMode.EXTERNALIZED.
CFocusHistory	Describes which CDockable did have the focus in which order.
CGrid	A CGrid is a mechanism to layout a set of CDockable on a SplitDockStation like the one used in the center of the CContentArea or on the CWorkingArea.
CGridArea	In a CGridArea normalized CDockable can be shown.
CLocation	A class describing the current location of a CDockable.
CMinimizeArea	An area where CDockables can be stored in their minimized state.
ColorMap	A map containing several Colors.
CPreferenceModel	A PreferenceModel that shows the settings of a CControl.
CStation<S extends CommonDockStation<?,?>>	A CStation is an element onto which CDockables can be dropped.
CStationContainer	A CStationContainer is a set of root CStations that are somehow combined and ordered on some kind of Component.
CStationContainerListener	This listener is added to a CStationContainer and receives an event if either CStations are added or removed from the container.
CWorkingArea	A working area is an element which is always visible and contains some CDockables which can't be dragged out of it.
DefaultCFocusHistory	The default implementation of CFocusHistory does not offer any additional functionality.
DefaultMultipleCDockable	A MultipleCDockable that contains a content-pane where the client might add or remove as many Components as it wishes.
DefaultSingleCDockable	A DefaultSingleCDockable is an element which has a content-pane where clients can add or remove as many Components as they whish.
DestroyHook	A DestroyHook is added to a CControl.
EmptyMultipleCDockableFactory<F extends MultipleCDockable>	A factory that does not store anything.
EnableableItem	Describes one part of a CDockable that can be disabled.
FontMap	A map containing FontModifiers.
MissingCDockableStrategy	A strategy that tells what to do if CControl finds a description of a CDockable that it does not know while reading a layout.
MultipleCDockable	A MultipleCDockable is a CDockable which can have many copies in an CControl.
MultipleCDockableFactory<F extends MultipleCDockable,L extends MultipleCDockableLayout>	A factory that can create and store MultipleCDockables.
MultipleCDockableLayout	An intermediate representation of the layout of a MultipleCDockable.
NullMultipleCDockableFactory	This specialized MultipleCDockableFactory does not create new MultipleCDockables at all.
SingleCDockable	A SingleCDockable is a dockable which is added once to the CControl and remains there until it is removed by the application.
SingleCDockableFactory	A backup factory is used by a CControl to create SingleCDockables if a dockable is missing in the cache, but needed because some layout is loaded from a file.