com.googlecode.lanterna.gui2.TODO.txt Maven / Gradle / Ivy
* [DONE] Label background color
* [DONE] Editable TextArea
* Overlapping windows - X-Y offset
* [DONE] ListBox page up/page down
* Menus
* [DONE] TextBox fill character (Issue 66)
* [DONE] Telnet support
* [DONE] Proper Table class (+scroll)
* [DONE] Manual setFocus() for components
* [DONE] Resize terminal (http://invisible-island.net/xterm/ctlseqs/ctlseqs.html)
* Tabbed panel
* Render window title other place than left-aligned
From Brad C. by email to lanterna-discuss on 2014-06-09:
* [DONE] Border Colors - Would be nice if you could optionally override the Theme to include a Background and Foreground color on the various borders.
* [DONE] Double Border - Much like the Standard border, but using ACS.DOUBLE_LINE.*
* [DONE] Text Box (On Key Press) - Allow for an Override on Key Press of the Text Box Component. This would allow someone to apply a default action specific to that component. In this case, I wanted the ENTER key to perform an action.
* [DONE] Wrapped Label - I developed a Label component that wraps according to the width of the parent container. This is similar to the logic you have for your label, other than I am doing some Regular Expression work to wrap at logical spaces. I believe yours simply cuts off the line and adds the periods (...)
* Custom Theme Categories - As I am developing my own components, I found the need to utilize custom categories.. This quickly became problematic, and I was only able to solve it by creating an extended Theme class of my own. It works, but it would be nice if those of us who write components had a way of using something other than the Category Enumeration.
* CommonProfile Accessor - We use a Terminal that is slightly customized (Anzio), so it would have been great if I could have extended CommonProfile (like you do for Putty) and implemented my own. Right now it's protected, so I am unable to do so..
* Colors - I think there would be some value in having more control of the colors (foreground and background) for most of the components. Basically overriding the theme itself.
* [DONE] ListView Component - I am working on this now, but I am looking at a component that resembles a fully featured ListView component. Much like a table, only the entire "Row" is a single interactable item.