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package com.jgoodies.forms.factories;

import static com.jgoodies.common.base.Preconditions.checkArgument;

import java.awt.Color;
import java.awt.Component;
import java.awt.Container;
import java.awt.Dimension;
import java.awt.Font;
import java.awt.FontMetrics;
import java.awt.Insets;
import java.awt.LayoutManager;

import javax.accessibility.AccessibleContext;
import javax.swing.Action;
import javax.swing.JButton;
import javax.swing.JComponent;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JSeparator;
import javax.swing.SwingConstants;
import javax.swing.UIManager;

import com.jgoodies.common.base.Preconditions;
import com.jgoodies.common.base.Strings;
import com.jgoodies.common.swing.MnemonicUtils;
import com.jgoodies.forms.builder.FormBuilder;
import com.jgoodies.forms.builder.ListViewBuilder;
import com.jgoodies.forms.layout.Sizes;
import com.jgoodies.forms.util.FormUtils;

/**
 * A singleton implementation of the {@link ComponentFactory} interface
 * that creates UI components as required by the
 * {@link FormBuilder}, {@link ListViewBuilder}, and other builders.

* * The texts used in methods {@code #createLabel(String)} and * {@code #createTitle(String)} can contain an optional mnemonic marker. * The mnemonic and mnemonic index are indicated by a single ampersand * (&). For example "&Save", * or "Save &as". To use the ampersand itself * duplicate it, for example "Look&&Feel". * * @author Karsten Lentzsch * @version $Revision: 1.21 $ */ public class DefaultComponentFactory implements ComponentFactory { /** * Holds the single instance of this class. */ private static final DefaultComponentFactory INSTANCE = new DefaultComponentFactory(); // Instance ************************************************************* /** * Returns the sole instance of this factory class. * * @return the sole instance of this factory class */ public static DefaultComponentFactory getInstance() { return INSTANCE; } // Component Creation *************************************************** /** * Creates and returns a label with an optional mnemonic.

* *

     * createLabel("Name");       // No mnemonic
     * createLabel("N&ame");      // Mnemonic is 'a'
     * createLabel("Save &as");   // Mnemonic is the second 'a'
     * createLabel("Look&&Feel"); // No mnemonic, text is Look&Feel
     * 
* * @param textWithMnemonic the label's text - * may contain an ampersand (&) to mark a mnemonic * @return an label with optional mnemonic */ @Override public JLabel createLabel(String textWithMnemonic) { JLabel label = new FormsLabel(); MnemonicUtils.configure(label, textWithMnemonic); return label; } /** * Creates and returns a label with an optional mnemonic * that is intended to label a read-only component.

* *

     * createReadOnlyLabel("Name");       // No mnemonic
     * createReadOnlyLabel("N&ame");      // Mnemonic is 'a'
     * createReadOnlyLabel("Save &as");   // Mnemonic is the second 'a'
     * createReadOnlyLabel("Look&&Feel"); // No mnemonic, text is Look&Feel
     * 
* * @param textWithMnemonic the label's text - * may contain an ampersand (&) to mark a mnemonic * @return an label with optional mnemonic intended for read-only * components * * @since 1.3 */ @Override public JLabel createReadOnlyLabel(String textWithMnemonic) { JLabel label = new ReadOnlyLabel(); MnemonicUtils.configure(label, textWithMnemonic); return label; } /** * Creates and returns a button that is bound to the given Action. * Useful to return customized buttons, for example, the JGoodies * {@code JGButton} is bound to some custom Action properties.

* * This default implementation just returns a {@code JButton}. * * @param action provides [bound] visual properties for the button * @return the created button * * @since 1.4 */ @Override public JButton createButton(Action action) { return new JButton(action); } /** * Creates and returns a title label that uses the foreground color * and font of a {@code TitledBorder}.

* *

     * createTitle("Name");       // No mnemonic
     * createTitle("N&ame");      // Mnemonic is 'a'
     * createTitle("Save &as");   // Mnemonic is the second 'a'
     * createTitle("Look&&Feel"); // No mnemonic, text is Look&Feel
     * 
* * @param textWithMnemonic the label's text - * may contain an ampersand (&) to mark a mnemonic * @return an emphasized title label */ @Override public JLabel createTitle(String textWithMnemonic) { JLabel label = new TitleLabel(); MnemonicUtils.configure(label, textWithMnemonic); label.setVerticalAlignment(SwingConstants.CENTER); return label; } @Override public JLabel createHeaderLabel(String markedText) { return createTitle(markedText); } /** * Creates and returns a labeled separator with the label in the left-hand * side. Useful to separate paragraphs in a panel; often a better choice * than a {@code TitledBorder}.

* *

     * createSeparator("Name");       // No mnemonic
     * createSeparator("N&ame");      // Mnemonic is 'a'
     * createSeparator("Save &as");   // Mnemonic is the second 'a'
     * createSeparator("Look&&Feel"); // No mnemonic, text is Look&Feel
     * 
* * @param textWithMnemonic the label's text - * may contain an ampersand (&) to mark a mnemonic * @return a title label with separator on the side */ public JComponent createSeparator(String textWithMnemonic) { return createSeparator(textWithMnemonic, SwingConstants.LEFT); } /** * Creates and returns a labeled separator. Useful to separate * paragraphs in a panel, which is often a better choice than a * {@code TitledBorder}.

* *

     * final int LEFT = SwingConstants.LEFT;
     * createSeparator("Name",       LEFT); // No mnemonic
     * createSeparator("N&ame",      LEFT); // Mnemonic is 'a'
     * createSeparator("Save &as",   LEFT); // Mnemonic is the second 'a'
     * createSeparator("Look&&Feel", LEFT); // No mnemonic, text is Look&Feel
     * 
* * @param textWithMnemonic the label's text - * may contain an ampersand (&) to mark a mnemonic * @param alignment text alignment, one of {@code SwingConstants.LEFT}, * {@code SwingConstants.CENTER}, {@code SwingConstants.RIGHT} * @return a separator with title label */ @Override public JComponent createSeparator(String textWithMnemonic, int alignment) { if (Strings.isBlank(textWithMnemonic)) { return new JSeparator(); } JLabel title = createTitle(textWithMnemonic); title.setHorizontalAlignment(alignment); return createSeparator(title); } /** * Creates and returns a labeled separator. Useful to separate * paragraphs in a panel, which is often a better choice than a * {@code TitledBorder}.

* * The label's position is determined by the label's horizontal alignment, * which must be one of: * {@code SwingConstants.LEFT}, * {@code SwingConstants.CENTER}, * {@code SwingConstants.RIGHT}.

* * TODO: Since this method has been marked public in version 1.0.6, * we need to precisely describe the semantic of this method.

* * TODO: Check if we can relax the constraint for the label alignment * and also accept LEADING and TRAILING. * * @param label the title label component * @return a separator with title label * * @throws NullPointerException if the label is {@code null} * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the label's horizontal alignment * is not one of: {@code SwingConstants.LEFT}, * {@code SwingConstants.CENTER}, * {@code SwingConstants.RIGHT}. * * @since 1.0.6 */ public JComponent createSeparator(JLabel label) { Preconditions.checkNotNull(label, "The label must not be null."); int horizontalAlignment = label.getHorizontalAlignment(); checkArgument( horizontalAlignment == SwingConstants.LEFT || horizontalAlignment == SwingConstants.CENTER || horizontalAlignment == SwingConstants.RIGHT, "The label's horizontal alignment must be one of: LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT."); JPanel panel = new JPanel(new TitledSeparatorLayout(!FormUtils.isLafAqua())); panel.setOpaque(false); panel.add(label); panel.add(new JSeparator()); if (horizontalAlignment == SwingConstants.CENTER) { panel.add(new JSeparator()); } return panel; } // Helper Classes ********************************************************* /** * Differs from its superclass JLabel in that it removes a trailing * colon (':') - if any - from the label's accessible name. * This in turn leads to improved accessible names for components * labeled by FormLabels via {@code #setLabelFor}. */ private static class FormsLabel extends JLabel { // Accessibility Support ---------------------------------------------- /** * Lazily creates and returns the {@link AccessibleContext} associated * with this label, an instance of {@code AccessibleFormsLabel}. * * @return this link's AccessibleContext */ @Override public AccessibleContext getAccessibleContext() { if (accessibleContext == null) { accessibleContext = new AccessibleFormsLabel(); } return accessibleContext; } /** * This class implements accessibility support for FormsLabels. * Cuts off trailing colons from the accessible name - if any. */ private final class AccessibleFormsLabel extends AccessibleJLabel { /** * Returns the accessible name of this label. * Unlike the superclass behavior, this implementation * cuts off a trailing colon (':') - if any. * * @return the label name * * @see AccessibleContext#setAccessibleName */ @Override public String getAccessibleName() { if (accessibleName != null) { return accessibleName; } String text = FormsLabel.this.getText(); if (text == null) { return super.getAccessibleName(); } return text.endsWith(":") ? text.substring(0, text.length() - 1) : text; } } } /** * A FormsLabel subclasses intended to label read-only components. * Aims to set the disabled foreground color. */ private static final class ReadOnlyLabel extends FormsLabel { private static final String[] UIMANAGER_KEYS = {"Label.disabledForeground", "Label.disabledText", "Label[Disabled].textForeground", "textInactiveText"}; @Override public void updateUI() { super.updateUI(); setForeground(getDisabledForeground()); } private static Color getDisabledForeground() { Color foreground; for (String key : UIMANAGER_KEYS) { foreground = UIManager.getColor(key); if (foreground != null) { // System.out.println("Matching key=" + key + "; color=" + foreground); return foreground; } } return null; } } /** * A label that uses the TitleBorder font and color. */ private static final class TitleLabel extends FormsLabel { private TitleLabel() { // Just invoke the super constructor. } /** * TODO: For the Synth-based L&f we should consider asking * a {@code TitledBorder} instance for its font and color using * {@code #getTitleFont} and {@code #getTitleColor} resp. */ @Override public void updateUI() { super.updateUI(); Color foreground = getTitleColor(); if (foreground != null) { setForeground(foreground); } setFont(getTitleFont()); } private static Color getTitleColor() { return UIManager.getColor("TitledBorder.titleColor"); } /** * Looks up and returns the font used for title labels. * Since Mac Aqua uses an inappropriate titled border font, * we use a bold label font instead. Actually if the title * is used in a titled separator, the bold weight is questionable. * It seems that most native Aqua tools use a plain label in * titled separators. * * @return the font used for title labels */ private static Font getTitleFont() { return FormUtils.isLafAqua() ? UIManager.getFont("Label.font").deriveFont(Font.BOLD) : UIManager.getFont("TitledBorder.font"); } } /** * A layout for the title label and separator(s) in titled separators. */ private static final class TitledSeparatorLayout implements LayoutManager { private final boolean centerSeparators; /** * Constructs a TitledSeparatorLayout that either centers the separators * or aligns them along the font baseline of the title label. * * @param centerSeparators true to center, false to align along * the font baseline of the title label */ private TitledSeparatorLayout(boolean centerSeparators) { this.centerSeparators = centerSeparators; } /** * Does nothing. This layout manager looks up the components * from the layout container and used the component's index * in the child array to identify the label and separators. * * @param name the string to be associated with the component * @param comp the component to be added */ @Override public void addLayoutComponent(String name, Component comp) { // Does nothing. } /** * Does nothing. This layout manager looks up the components * from the layout container and used the component's index * in the child array to identify the label and separators. * * @param comp the component to be removed */ @Override public void removeLayoutComponent(Component comp) { // Does nothing. } /** * Computes and returns the minimum size dimensions * for the specified container. Forwards this request * to {@code #preferredLayoutSize}. * * @param parent the component to be laid out * @return the container's minimum size. * @see #preferredLayoutSize(Container) */ @Override public Dimension minimumLayoutSize(Container parent) { return preferredLayoutSize(parent); } /** * Computes and returns the preferred size dimensions * for the specified container. Returns the title label's * preferred size. * * @param parent the component to be laid out * @return the container's preferred size. * @see #minimumLayoutSize(Container) */ @Override public Dimension preferredLayoutSize(Container parent) { Component label = getLabel(parent); Dimension labelSize = label.getPreferredSize(); Insets insets = parent.getInsets(); int width = labelSize.width + insets.left + insets.right; int height = labelSize.height + insets.top + insets.bottom; return new Dimension(width, height); } /** * Lays out the specified container. * * @param parent the container to be laid out */ @Override public void layoutContainer(Container parent) { synchronized (parent.getTreeLock()) { // Look up the parent size and insets Dimension size = parent.getSize(); Insets insets = parent.getInsets(); int width = size.width - insets.left - insets.right; // Look up components and their sizes JLabel label = getLabel(parent); Dimension labelSize = label.getPreferredSize(); int labelWidth = labelSize.width; int labelHeight = labelSize.height; Component separator1 = parent.getComponent(1); int separatorHeight = separator1.getPreferredSize().height; FontMetrics metrics = label.getFontMetrics(label.getFont()); int ascent = metrics.getMaxAscent(); int hGapDlu = centerSeparators ? 3 : 1; int hGap = Sizes.dialogUnitXAsPixel(hGapDlu, label); int vOffset = centerSeparators ? 1 + (labelHeight - separatorHeight) / 2 : ascent - separatorHeight / 2; int alignment = label.getHorizontalAlignment(); int y = insets.top; if (alignment == SwingConstants.LEFT) { int x = insets.left; label.setBounds(x, y, labelWidth, labelHeight); x += labelWidth; x += hGap; int separatorWidth = size.width - insets.right - x; separator1.setBounds(x, y + vOffset, separatorWidth, separatorHeight); } else if (alignment == SwingConstants.RIGHT) { int x = insets.left + width - labelWidth; label.setBounds(x, y, labelWidth, labelHeight); x -= hGap; x--; int separatorWidth = x - insets.left; separator1.setBounds(insets.left, y + vOffset, separatorWidth, separatorHeight); } else { int xOffset = (width - labelWidth - 2 * hGap) / 2; int x = insets.left; separator1.setBounds(x, y + vOffset, xOffset-1, separatorHeight); x += xOffset; x += hGap; label.setBounds(x, y, labelWidth, labelHeight); x += labelWidth; x += hGap; Component separator2 = parent.getComponent(2); int separatorWidth = size.width - insets.right - x; separator2.setBounds(x, y + vOffset, separatorWidth, separatorHeight); } } } private static JLabel getLabel(Container parent) { return (JLabel) parent.getComponent(0); } } }





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