Examples of GainMeterButton

ejmf.toolkit.gui.controls.GainMeterButton
The gain meter button for StandardControlPanel. This class draws the default gain meter button for StandardControls: A small speaker-shaped icon with "waves" emanating from the front.
A read X is drawn atop the speaker when the gain control is muted. As the gain increase, more "waves" are drawn. As the gain decreases, fewer "waves" are drawn.
GainMeterButton implements GainMeter in order to support these operations. @see ejmf.toolkit.gui.control.GainMeter
net.sf.fmj.ejmf.toolkit.gui.controls.skins.ejmf.GainMeterButton
The gain meter button for StandardControlPanel. This class draws the default gain meter button for StandardControls: A small speaker-shaped icon with "waves" emanating from the front.
A read X is drawn atop the speaker when the gain control is muted. As the gain increase, more "waves" are drawn. As the gain decreases, fewer "waves" are drawn.
GainMeterButton implements GainMeter in order to support these operations. @see net.sf.fmj.ejmf.toolkit.gui.controls.GainMeter

Examples of ejmf.toolkit.gui.controls.GainMeterButton

  * Create the GainMeter Component.  
  * @return The component that acts as gain meter control.
  * @see ejmf.toolkit.gui.controls.GainMeterButton
  */
    protected Component createControlComponent() {
  return new GainMeterButton();
    }

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Examples of net.sf.fmj.ejmf.toolkit.gui.controls.skins.ejmf.GainMeterButton






  public Component createGainMeterButton() 
  {
    return new GainMeterButton();
  }

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