1. Swing draws on incorrect coordinates stackoverflow.comI am building a simulator to assist in a project I am working on with some guys at Uni. I am animating what is essentially a football pitch with two "players" ... |
2. Java JComponent - start painting from lower left corner? stackoverflow.comI'm overriding the |
3. Graphics coordinates problem coderanch.comI've changed tact slightly (now using panels and layout managers), now the only problem I'm having is still the co-ordinate thing. Where my problem lies (I'm guessing) is getting the width of a component? I've been using the getSize() method, but I'm self-taught, so I don't know what the standard practice is. Any ideas? |
4. drawing using real world coordinates coderanch.comI'm providing a small example (using code tags): public class FunWithPaintComponent extends JFrame { public FunWithPaintComponent() { super( "Foo" ); setDefaultCloseOperation( DISPOSE_ON_CLOSE ); setLayout( new GridLayout( 0, 1 ) ); try { BufferedImage img = ImageIO.read( getClass().getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream( "image.png" ) ); add( new ImageContainer( img ) ); add( new ScaledImageContainer( img ) ); } catch ( IOException ex ) { // TODO ... |
5. Printing GUI current Coordinates in the GUI coderanch.comHi All, I am currently learning about GUI's and have created one that has four JButtons (right,left,up,down),the component moves 10 px in the directiion of the button that is clicked. I would like to show the current coordinates in the GUI as it is moved with the buttons. How would i go about that? Which component or method can i use ... |
6. How to draw a coordinate system coderanch.comExactly. javac.exe (on Windows) is just a frontend for a java class that is able to compile. You technically don't need a JDK for compiling code. Eclipse doesn't come with a JDK and doesn't need one. But it is extremely helpful - the JavaDocs, the source code, the demos. While you can setup those manually for the JRE it is much ... |