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We have our first project this week.) It helps keep me on my toes.
We have our first project this week. So any questions you may have please fire away, don't be shy :) It helps keep me on my toes. Plus, I always give out HINTS along the way to make the process less painful so lets get started.:)
Now the quickest way to address this project is in stages for example :
The project basically requires you to what, read a text file and create a calculator interface; that's it, you can use a file selection dialog box or hard code it; your choice.
you will need a Tokenizer correct? and here are t
private StringTokenizer tok;
private String token = new String();
private String nextToken = new String();
private String line = new String();
private JFrame frameA;
private Scanner fileIn;
private Scanner scanLine;
private JButton button;
private int left, right, left2, right2;
private int syn = 0;
private String x;
Then using the scanner and tokenizers you will read that file line by line
public void createGui(){
try{
fileIn = new Scanner(new BufferedReader(new FileReader(file)));
if(fileIn.hasNextLine()){
scanLine = new Scanner(line = fileIn.nextLine());
createWindow(scanLine);
........
//method using scanners and tokenizers to ensure syntax while creating the gui
public void createWindow(Scanner scanLine){
if (scanLine.hasNext()){
token = scanLine.next();
if(token .equals("Window")){
if (scanLine.hasNext()){
token = scanLine.next();
frameA = new JFrame(getString(token));
.............................................
//method to ensure syntax and determine the layout of the frame
public void createFrameLayout(Scanner scanLine){
if(scanLine.hasNext()){
if((token = scanLine.next()) .equals("Layout")){
if(scanLine.hasNext()){
token = scanLine.next();
tok = new StringTokenizer(token, ":", true);
if((token = tok.nextToken()) .equals("Flow"))
........................................................
//method to determine the parameters used in grid layout
public GridLayout createGridLayout(Scanner scanLine){
tok = new StringTokenizer(token, "[\(\)\,]", true);
if(tok.hasMoreTokens()){
if((token = tok.nextToken()) .equals("Grid")){
if(tok.hasMoreTokens()){
if((token = tok.nextToken()) .equals("(")){
if(tok.hasMoreTokens()){
token = tok.nextToken();
//main method for widget, everything here is added to the frame
public void createWidgets(Scanner fileIn){
while(fileIn.hasNextLine()){
scanLine = new Scanner(line = fileIn.nextLine());
if (scanLine.hasNext()){
token = scanLine.next();
x = token;
if(x .equals("Button")){
frameA.add(button = button(scanLine));
}
else if(x .equals("Group")){
for(JRadioButton rB: createGroup(fileIn)) frameA.add(rB);
...............................................................
//method for adding widgets to panels, use of recursion here for nested panels
public void createWidget(Scanner fileIn, JPanel jPan){
while(fileIn.hasNextLine()){
line = fileIn.nextLine();
scanLine = new Scanner(line);
if (scanLine.hasNext()){
token = scanLine.next();
x = token;
if(x .equals("Button")){
jPan.add(button(scanLine
