| JOptionPane? [message #22654] |
Thu, 04 March 2004 09:59  |
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Originally posted by: mb.thomas-daily.de
Are there any plans to support JOptionPane?
thanx!
Marcus
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| Re: JOptionPane? [message #583406 is a reply to message #22654] |
Thu, 04 March 2004 10:15  |
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You can drop a JOptionPane from the palette on to the free form. Most
of the properties - message, messageType, optionType, wantsInput, can be
configured on it from the property sheet, other than the properties that
take in arrays of Objects (like setOptions, setSelectionValues).
What kind of support for JOptionPane did you have in mind?
- Jeff
Marcus Beyer wrote:
> Are there any plans to support JOptionPane?
>
> thanx!
> Marcus
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| Re: JOptionPane? [message #583589 is a reply to message #22654] |
Fri, 05 March 2004 18:45 |
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Hi Marcus,
See Jeff's reply - it's on the palette in Swing Components category 3rd
from the bottom.
The only enhancement planned I am aware of is to support dropping of a
single JComponent into the JOptionPane. The message property is typed
to Object, however in the property sheet we have a String editor. It'd
be nice if you could select a JPanel or other swing component from the
palette and drop this right onto the JOptionPane. Arguably we should
then maybe then move it into Swing container category (as it now has the
possibility to act as a component).
If there are more properties you'd like to see surfaced, or any other
features you'd like to see enabled please enter a bugailla feature
request with specific details.
Best regards,
Joe Winchester
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| Re: JOptionPane? [message #583854 is a reply to message #23165] |
Tue, 09 March 2004 08:28 |
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Joe Winchester wrote:
> See Jeff's reply - it's on the palette in Swing Components category 3rd
> from the bottom.
Ah, yes. Thank you!
> The only enhancement planned I am aware of is to support dropping of a
> single JComponent into the JOptionPane.
Yes, this is what I need. Is it planned for 1.0 or earlier?
> The message property is typed
> to Object, however in the property sheet we have a String editor. It'd
> be nice if you could select a JPanel or other swing component from the
> palette and drop this right onto the JOptionPane. Arguably we should
> then maybe then move it into Swing container category (as it now has the
> possibility to act as a component).
Exactly.
thanx!
Marcus
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