Titlebook: Swing for Jython; Graphical Jython UI Robert A. Gibson Book 2015 Robert Gibson 2015

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be reduced into the nano-regime, providing unique properties different from bulk Si that is currently employed. The book is written for researchers and graduate students.978-3-319-80330-2978-3-319-28344-9Series ISSN 0933-033X Series E-ISSN 2196-2812

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Robert A. Gibson be reduced into the nano-regime, providing unique properties different from bulk Si that is currently employed. The book is written for researchers and graduate students.978-3-319-80330-2978-3-319-28344-9Series ISSN 0933-033X Series E-ISSN 2196-2812

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Interactive Sessions vs. Scripts,It shouldn’t take long for you to realize that you don’t want to be using interactive . sessions for your applications. What does it take? Well, there are some things of which you must be aware.

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Button Up! Using Buttons and Labels,Up to this point, the applications you built in this book have been kind of boring. They really haven’t done anything except display a message. But now it’s time to change that. In this chapter, you’re going to add a button to your application and then have it react when the user presses it. How does that sound?

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Using Text Input Fields,Up to this point, you’ve been limited in the kinds of applications that you can build because of the lack of ways of getting information (i.e., input) into the application. You will now start to remedy that deficiency by learning to create an input field that lets the users enter text.

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Other Input Components,This chapter presents other input components available in the Swing class hierarchy. Specifically, it deals with some specialized text input fields, such as ., three types of ComboBoxes (static, editable, and dynamic), and formatted text fields. Additionally, I combine some of these while discussing the . class at the end of the chapter.

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Menus and MenuItems,Menus are one of the most common input mechanisms that applications use. When was the last time that you worked with a graphical application that didn’t include some sort of menu structure and hierarchy?

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