[Kst] The index value represents the row number of the item in the list.

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Note: You can use Scott Violet's Interactive Graphics Editor (IGE) to
run the code samples in this month's tech tips. If your app does not
request permissions, it  will run in a secure sandbox, much like an
applet. The value of the expression endIndex - beginIndex is the same
value provided by the length method.
If you are not implementing RFC 3491 and just want to get the normalized
domain name, you may use the facilities provided by the java.
You could create custom events (like GridSizeChangeEvents or something
equally horrendous), but that's a lot of work for what boils down to a
simple "update yourself" request. It turns out that Apple's Java 2D
implementation uses Quartz under the hood, which appears to do soft
clipping by default.
Characters are decomposed by compatibility equivalence then recomposed
by canonical equivalence. setHideActionText(true); backButton.
0 because this is the Unicode version supported by the Java SE 6
platform. This difference is not always the same as the value returned
by the codePointCount method. Database character set encodings and some
serialization formats encourage UTF-8 as a best practice. Web Start is a
 technology built into the Java platform that lets you deploy 
lightweight applications. With the right colors, you can use this
technique to simulate a colored light shining across your shape,
producing a subtle glow. Notice the call to label.
Because the characters are  visually distinguishable and have additional
semantic information, the characters are not canonically equivalent.
setEnabled(false); The purpose of the Action interface is to solve this
problem.
Example: NFD Suppose you are developing a phone directory application.
You could create custom events (like GridSizeChangeEvents or something
equally horrendous), but that's a lot of work for what boils down to a
simple "update yourself" request.
This special use of 16-bit units is called UTF-16, and the Java Platform
uses UTF-16 to represent Unicode characters.
Included in the Java SE 6 release are centralized descriptions of what
properties each component supports. setStroke(new BasicStroke(i)); g2.
It has become quite common  to add a slightly custom look to standard
desktop applications.
Note that the listener updates the  ProgressMonitor on the Swing event
thread, not on the thread which invoked the imageProgress method. When
you attach GoBackAction to the user interface component, the user
interface component configures its state from the Action. Example: NFKD
This form of normalization is useful when legacy text data is converted
to XML format. This example code shows a license approval dialog.
The following code counts the number of char values in a sample string.
The char type is now a UTF-16 code unit, not necessarily a complete
Unicode character (code point).
drawImage(clipImage, 0, 0, null); Note that I've left a few "alternate"
lines of code commented out in the example above.
" I was surprised to find that when I tried the above code on my Mac,
there were no jaggies! You can make the StripeRenderer class return an
instance  of the GradientSelectionRenderer only if the current  item is
selected and then return the StripeRenderer for  any other item.
However, the data is there if you ever need it.
Normalizer; import java.
Plus, it tightly couples your classes which can make your code brittle
when making changes later. Here's a simple cell  renderer which will do
just that.
Since this sample code doesn't actually need to store any data, the data
size is a low number: 100.
); Using the Action class, the code becomes: goBackAction. Plus, it
tightly couples your classes which can make your code brittle when
making changes later.
You could create custom events (like GridSizeChangeEvents or something
equally horrendous), but that's a lot of work for what boils down to a
simple "update yourself" request.
After checking whether reading has been canceled, the listener updates
the ProgressMonitor with the new progress value and percentage value
string. 0 API has a new String method: codePointCount(int beginIndex,
int endIndex). JList with GradientSelectionRenderer That's it.
Primarily this is used by operating  system specific Look and Feels to
make JLists match  their native counterparts. In many situations, the
length method provides the right solution. Note that the listener
updates the  ProgressMonitor on the Swing event thread, not on the
thread which invoked the imageProgress method.
Romain Guy has discussed different drop shadow implementations these two
blog entries: Non Rectangular Shadows and Fast or Good Drop Shadows. A
few developers have asked for soft clipping in the past, but it doesn't
seem to be common enough to warrant adding support for it in our
implementation. 2, and there are differences in normalization forms for
some CJK ideographic characters between Unicode versions 3. Wouldn't it
be nice if you could antialias those hard edges to remove the jaggies
caused by clipping?
Instead, consider how this would work with a PropertyChangeListener.
This is a bit painful. Each time the grid width changes, the panel
rebuilds the internal grid data and then fires a "gridWidth" property
change event about it.
It turns out that Apple's Java 2D implementation uses Quartz under the
hood, which appears to do soft clipping by default.
The PersistenceService class is one of many services provided  by the
Java Web Start deployment system.



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