Document revision: 2024-05-27
Refers to JDLG version: 2.0.18
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Example program: SPLITTER
This program demonstrates the use of the
Splitter object class.
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Example program: TABLE
This program uses a scrollable GroupBox
object to form a table consisting of a variable number of rows.
Each row itself is a GroupBox, containing
child objects of various object classes.
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Example program: TREE
This program demonstrates the use of the
Tree object class.
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Example program: TREE2
This program implements a directory browser using a
Tree object, which demonstrates
how Tree nodes are dynamically filled when expanded.
Note: This program uses operating system specific
COMMAND statements and was only tested on the Linux platform.
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Example program: TREE3
This program enhances the TREE2 example
above. A file browser using a ListBox
object is added to the Tree directory
browser. Tree and ListBox are embedded into a
Splitter object.
Note: This program uses operating system specific
COMMAND statements and was only tested on the Linux platform.
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Example program: DRAG-DROP
This program demonstrates the use of the
drag & drop functionality
introduced with JDLG 1.7.5.
Dialog-local drag & drop
between all supported object classes as well as
global drop
on the Dialog are demonstrated.
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