Class Paragraph

java.lang.Object
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  +--AbstractBox
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        +--AbstractFlexibleBox
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              +--BoxFlow
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                    +--Paragraph

All Implemented Interfaces:

Box, FlexibleBox

public class Paragraph

extends BoxFlow

A paragraph. A paragraph is a simple subclass of BoxFlow. The difference is that it makes a little amount of space after the box to (halfleading).

Fields inherited from class AbstractFlexibleBox

boxes

Fields inherited from class AbstractBox

height, min_width, pref_width, width

Constructor Summary

Paragraph()

Method Summary

void	doLayout(java.awt.Graphics g, javax.swing.JComponent c, int w) Updates the width and height of the box.

Methods inherited from class BoxFlow

drawAt, getMinimumWidth, getPreferredWidth

Methods inherited from class AbstractFlexibleBox

insert, isEmpty

Methods inherited from class AbstractBox

getHeight, getWidth, toString

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface Box

getHeight, getWidth, toString

Constructor Detail

Paragraph

public Paragraph()

Method Detail

doLayout

public void doLayout(java.awt.Graphics g,
                     javax.swing.JComponent c,
                     int w)

Updates the width and height of the box. The child-boxes are laid out from left to right and new lines are made as necessary. When that's done, the height is increased by 10 pixels.

Overrides:

doLayout in class BoxFlow

Following copied from class: AbstractFlexibleBox

Parameters:

g - the graphics context. Some boxes, like TextFragments, need a graphics context before they can determine their width and height.

c - the component into which the box will be drawn. An ImageBox needs to know the component to calculate the width and height.

w - the width available for to the box.