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How to make a pane that will show all components rotated with 90* to left

2 replies. Most recent reply: Apr 8, 2002 4:58 PM by Thomas SMETS

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Bogdan.Onu

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How to make a pane that will show all components rotated with 90* to left Posted: Apr 7, 2002 4:19 PM
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I have a school project in witch I must create a new Pane that will show a child rotated to left.
This should provide interactivity with mouse.
For example if the child is a textbox, than, I must have something like this

JRotatedPane p = new JRotatedPane( new JTextBoxArea() );
Frame f.
...

f.add(p);
f.show();

this should permit to edit, view and interact with editor, that is rotated to left.

I tried something but I don't have any positive results.

Does have anybody any ideea ?

If you have, please send a mail to edisonn@rol.ro

Thank you a lot.
Edi.


Re: How to make a pane that will show all components rotated with 90* to left Posted: Apr 8, 2002 3:29 PM
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Posted by: Thomas SMETS    Posts: 307 / Nickname: tsmets / Registered: Apr, 2002
With graphics it should not be impossible !
http://www.jguru.com/forums/view.jsp?EID=519544

However, the request seems to include also all the other javax.swing.JComponents.

As I don't know I forwarded you question to John ZUKOWSKI who is a damn good Swing designer !
I looked into my "Custom UI component" and could not find anything like that there !

could you anyway post some of the idea's you may have found.

thomas,
tsmets @ lautre . net


Re: How to make a pane that will show all components rotated with 90* to left Posted: Apr 8, 2002 4:58 PM
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Posted by: Thomas SMETS    Posts: 307 / Nickname: tsmets / Registered: Apr, 2002
Sorry to answer in two parts but ...
Doesn't the java.awt.ComponentOrientation answers part of your question too ?

thomas,


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