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Class tea.set.MonthCalA

java.lang.Object
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   +----java.awt.Component
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           +----java.awt.Container
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                   +----java.awt.Panel
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                           +----java.applet.Applet
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                                   +----tea.set.BaseA
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                                           +----tea.set.MonthCalA

public class MonthCalA
extends BaseA
MonthCalA is an applet wrapper for MonthCal widget. It has a look and like similar to the monthly organizor, with days of a month layed out in a grid, and each day can contain a text note.

Parameters supported by MonthCalA include:

MonthCal.YEAR
the year of the month of this monthcal.
MonthCal.MONTH
the month of the monthcal.
MonthCal.NOTES$d
$d is a day number, from 1 to the number of days in the specified month. The of the parameter value is a string that will be the notes attached to the specified day, $d. Multiple lines in the notes can be separated by \n.
MonthCal does not handle the action events caused by notes change. A new applet class can be created to override the action() method to provide appropriate semantics for the action.

See Also:
MonthCal

Constructor Index

 o MonthCalA()
Applet constructor.

Method Index

 o getWidget()
This method is overriden by actual applet to return the widget corresponding to this applet wrapper.
 o init()
Applet initialization method.

Constructors

 o MonthCalA
 public MonthCalA()
Applet constructor.

Methods

 o init
 public void init()
Applet initialization method.

Overrides:
init in class Applet
 o getWidget
 public Component getWidget()
This method is overriden by actual applet to return the widget corresponding to this applet wrapper. User can use this method to access the underlying widget directly.

Returns:
MonthCal widget.
Overrides:
getWidget in class BaseA

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