edu.indiana.util.swing
Interface SwingRepresentable

All Known Subinterfaces:

CaseBase, CaseDifferencePair, ConversationBlock, ConversationBlockSelector, Feature, FeatureCollection, Featured, FeatureKey, FeatureSpecCollection, FSMFeature, Instruction, KeyableCaseBase, Question, SwingRepresentableWithDomain

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractCaseBase, AbstractConversationBlockSelector, AbstractFeature, AbstractFeatureCollection, AbstractFeatureSpecCollection, AbstractFSMFeature, AbstractKeyableCaseBase, BooleanFeature, CachedRDBCaseBase, Case, CaseDifferencePairImpl, CCBRFeatureSpec, CCBRFeatureSpecRDB, CharacterFeature, ConfidenceConversationBlockSelector, ConversationBlockCollection, DevelopingProblem, DisplayMessageFeature, DistanceInfluenceConversationBlockSelector, DoubleFeature, EnsembleConversationBlockSelector, ExceptionFeature, FeatureKeyInt, FeatureKeyObj, FeatureMap, FeatureSpec, FeatureSpecMap, FeatureSpecRDB, FileCaseBase, FiveSeverityFeature, FlatCaseBase, FlowChart, FlowChartConversationBlockSelector, FrequencyConversationBlockSelector, GainRatioConversationBlockSelector, ImportanceMeasureConversationBlockSelector, InetAddressFeature, InformationGainConversationBlockSelector, InstructionImpl, IntegerFeature, KeyIndicesPair, LongStringFeature, Marker, ObjectFeature, ObjectJComponentPair, OrderedConversationBlockSelector, OrderedFeatureMap, PartitionedCaseBase, PrintQualityFeature, Problem, ProblemIndices, QuestionImpl, RandomConversationBlockSelector, RDBCaseBase, Solution, SolutionQuality, StringFeature, TableFeature, TermVectorFeature, YesNoFeature

public interface SwingRepresentable

A SwingRepresentable object can be represented as a Swing object.

Field Summary

static java.awt.Font

TITLE_FONT

Method Summary

javax.swing.JComponent

toSwing(int detailLevel) Detail level may be ignored by implementations.

Field Detail

TITLE_FONT

static final java.awt.Font TITLE_FONT

Method Detail

toSwing

javax.swing.JComponent toSwing(int detailLevel)

Detail level may be ignored by implementations. If used, the standard is for detailLevel 0 to be least detail, with higher values growing more detailed. 0 is least detail, higher numbers are more