ColorChooser -- Integrates the fairly standard color chooser which
allows specifying the color by using swatches, HSB or RGB tabs with an added
alpha/transparency input.
FontAndColorChooser -- Displays a dialog in which the user can select a font and its color, bold, italic and transparency attributes.
FontChooser -- A font chooser dialog which supports setting the size, bold and italic properties of the font.
GetHints -- Get rendering hints for maximum quality or maximum speed.
HTMLviewer -- This dialog displays a basic HTML viewer with a vertical scroll bar. It does not support hyperlinks and other more advanced features. Its purpose is to display small to modest size html help files from within an application program.
LineAndColorChooser -- This dialog allows the user to fully specify how a line is to be rendered/displayed. It integrates the fairly standard color chooser which allows specifying the color by using swatches, HSB or RGB tabs. The line style selections include line end styles of Butt, Round or Square. The line join styles include Bevel, Miter and Round. The user can also select whether the line is to be rendered using high quality or high speed attributes. The user can select between twenty line dash patterns and specify the line width and transparency. As each attribute is changed an example line is updated to display how all of the currently selected attributes affect the appearance of the line.
Logger -- A basic logger capability which uses the same logging levels as the much larger standard Java logger.
LogIt -- A dialog to setup and control logging actions within a program.
TextViewer -- This dialog displays a basic text viewer with a vertical scroll bar. Its purpose is to display standard text help files from within an application program.
NOTE: These JavaDoc files were post processed with Microsoft FrontPage. Regenerating the files will cause the graphics and format changes to be lost. Therefore, they have been placed in a Documentation directory which is located in the fwpUtil package directory. This was also done to insure that this documentation stays with the utility package.
These files have been placed in the public domain and can be used and adapted without restrictions. The user of the code is totally responsible for insuring its suitability in the intended application.
None at this time.