Examples of com.mucommander.ui.text.MultiLineLabel

com.mucommander.ui.text.MultiLineLabel
MultiLineLabel is a line-wrapping label that spawns the text over multiple lines as necessary. Unlike what its name suggests, it is derived from JTextArea and not JLabel, but it looks just like a label. When added to a container, this component takes just the amount of space it needs, without the need to set a fixed number of rows or columns. @author Maxence Bernard

        if(icon!=null)
            setIcon(icon);


        YBoxPanel yPanel = new YBoxPanel(5);


        mainLabel = new MultiLineLabel(mainMessage);
        if(mainMessageFontStyle!=Font.PLAIN)
            setMainLabelFontStyle(mainMessageFontStyle);
        yPanel.add(mainLabel);


        yPanel.addSpace(5);


        captionLabel = new MultiLineLabel(captionMessage);
        Font labelFont = mainLabel.getFont();
        captionLabel.setFont(labelFont.deriveFont(Font.PLAIN, labelFont.getSize()-2));
        yPanel.add(captionLabel);


        add(yPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);

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            String comment = OSXFileUtils.getSpotlightComment(singleFile);
            JLabel commentLabel = new JLabel(Translator.get("comment")+":");
            commentLabel.setAlignmentY(JLabel.TOP_ALIGNMENT);
            commentLabel.setVerticalAlignment(SwingConstants.TOP);


            labelPanel.addRow(commentLabel, new MultiLineLabel(comment), 6);
        }


        updateLabels();


        fileDetailsPanel.add(labelPanel, BorderLayout.CENTER);

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