Example usage for javax.swing SpinnerListModel subclass-usage

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for javax.swing SpinnerListModel subclass-usage.

Usage

From source file RolloverSpinnerListModel.java

public class RolloverSpinnerListModel extends SpinnerListModel {

    public RolloverSpinnerListModel(Object[] items) {
        super(items);
    }

From source file RolloverSpinnerListModel.java

class RolloverSpinnerListModel extends SpinnerListModel {

    public RolloverSpinnerListModel(List<?> values) {
        super(values);
    }

From source file Main.java

class SpinnerCircularListModel extends SpinnerListModel {
    public SpinnerCircularListModel(Object[] items) {
        super(items);
    }

    public Object getNextValue() {

From source file MainClass.java

class RolloverSpinnerListModel extends SpinnerListModel {

    public RolloverSpinnerListModel(List<?> values) {
        super(values);
    }

From source file EnhancedSpinnerListModel.java

/**
 * This is a pretty much a direct copy of the SpinnerListModel from JDK 1.5 sources.
 * It was copied out in order to expose methods that needed to be publicly available
 * in order to allow for completion to work properly with a list of complex objects
 * that present their human readable value from a toString(). The findNextMatch
 * method was exposed as public.

From source file SwingSpinnerTest.java

class RolloverSpinnerListModel extends SpinnerListModel {

    public RolloverSpinnerListModel(Object[] items) {
        super(items);
    }

From source file CyclingSpinnerListModel.java

class CyclingSpinnerListModel extends SpinnerListModel {
    Object firstValue, lastValue;

    SpinnerModel linkedModel = null;

    public CyclingSpinnerListModel(Object[] values) {

From source file components.CyclingSpinnerListModel.java

/**
 * This 1.4 example is used by the various SpinnerDemos.
 * It implements a SpinnerListModel that works only with
 * an Object array and that implements cycling (the next
 * value and previous value are never null).  It also
 * lets you optionally associate a spinner model that's

From source file EnhancedSpinnerListFormatter.java

/**
 * This is a pretty much a direct copy of the SpinnerListModel from JDK 1.5 sources.
 * It was copied out in order to expose methods that needed to be publicly available
 * in order to allow for completion to work properly with a list of complex objects
 * that present their human readable value from a toString(). The findNextMatch
 * method was exposed as public.