jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet Class Reference

This litle applet contains a button that when pressed launches a calculator in a JFrame. More...

List of all members.

Public Member Functions
void	init ()
	Applet method.
void	setup ()
	Sets up the calculator using CalculatorApplet.
void	actionPerformed (java.awt.event.ActionEvent actionEvent)
	The calculator is set up but initially invisible.
Private Attributes
javax.swing.JFrame	frame
	A JFrame to hold the calculator.

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Detailed Description

This litle applet contains a button that when pressed launches a calculator in a JFrame.

It illustrates at least one possible way to use the calculator: as an object that appears when required so you can calculate a value. Since we’ve found a value, we can then ask CalculatorApplet to send the value to some application of interest (typically a JTextField). In fact this was the original purpose of the calculator.

Author:

J. D. Lamb

Version:

Revision

1.5

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Member Function Documentation

void jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.init

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Applet method.

Create a calculator on the event-dispatching thread.

References jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.setup().

void jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.setup

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Sets up the calculator using CalculatorApplet.

References jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.frame.

Referenced by jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.init().

void jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.actionPerformed

(

java.awt.event.ActionEvent

actionEvent

)

The calculator is set up but initially invisible.

Pressing the button changes the state of the calculator to visible or back to invisible.

Parameters:

actionEvent

The event of the button being pressed

References jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.frame.

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Member Data Documentation

javax.swing.JFrame jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.frame [private]

A JFrame to hold the calculator.

Referenced by jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.actionPerformed(), and jscicalc.CalcButtonApplet.setup().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• CalcButtonApplet.java