Package gov.noaa.pmel.sgt.swing.prop

Property dialogs for sgt components using javax.swing.

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Class Summary
ArrayEditDialog This dialog accepts an array of float's then via a graphical interface allows this array to be modified.
ContourLevelsDialog This dialog edits a ContourLevels object.
ContourLineAttributeDialog Edits a ContourLineAttribute.
DefaultContourLineAttributeDialog Edits a DefaultContourLineAttribute.
FontDialog Edits a Font object.
GeoDateDialog GeoDateDialog is a calendar, plus optionally, time, chooser that produces a date.
GridAttributeDialog Edits the GridAttribute.
GridBagConstraints Creates a GridBagConstraints object from the constructor.
LineAttributeDialog Edits a LineAttribute.
LogoDialog Edits a Logo object.
NewLevelsDialog Computes the range for creating a ContourLevels object.
PlotMarkDialog Provides a dialog to graphically select a PlotMark code.
PointAttributeDialog Edits a PointAttribute.
SGLabelDialog Edits a SGLabel.
SpaceAxisDialog Edits a SpaceAxis.
TimeAxisDialog Edits a TimeAxis.
VectorAttributeDialog Edits a VectorAttribute.
 

Package gov.noaa.pmel.sgt.swing.prop Description

Property dialogs for sgt components using javax.swing. Dialogs that edit the properties of attributes and other sgt objects do not, in general, work on a copy of the object. Because the references to attributes are one-way if a copy were created the editing would not affect most of the references. If you want these dialogs to work on copies instead of the actual object, the creation of the copy and updating of the original, if the changes are applied, will need to be done in the users application.

This software is provided by NOAA for full, free and open release. It is understood by the recipient/user that NOAA assumes no liability for any errors contained in the code. Although this software is released without conditions or restrictions in its use, it is expected that appropriate credit be given to its author and to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration should the software be included by the recipient as an element in other product development.



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