Java - Basic GUI Development
Über den Vortrag
Der Vortrag „Java - Basic GUI Development“ von Zachary Kingston ist Bestandteil des Kurses „Java Programming for Beginners“. Der Vortrag ist dabei in folgende Kapitel unterteilt:
- GUI - Graphical User Interface
- JFrame Class
- Frame Components
- Swing Utilities
- Drag&Drop Editor
Dozent des Vortrages Java - Basic GUI Development
Zachary Kingston
Zachary Kingston is a recent Clarkson University graduate with degrees in Computer Science and Psychology. He hopes to use his diverse set of skills to create and teach technology in a unique, user friendly manner. Based out of Jericho Vermont, he works as a software contractor, exploring his interests in education and entrepreneurial business.Kundenrezensionen
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... GUI that contains both a Text Field and a Progress Bar. Now, link the components so that the Progress Bar fills up after the user has placed 100 characters in the Text Field. 2) A common task that GUI designers must perform is providing a list of options that the user may only select one of. To do this, they often employ the Radio Button GUI element in conjunction with the Button ...
... a GUI that contains both a Text Field and a Progress Bar. Now, link the components so that the Progress Bar fills up after the user has placed 100 characters in the Text Field. (Hint: To update the ProgressBar each time a character was added/removed, I used the KeyTyped event.) private void myTextFieldKeyTyped(java.awt.event.KeyEvent evt) { myBar.setValue(myTextField.getText().length()); } 2) A common task that GUI designers must perform is providing a list of options that the user ...
