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The New Face of
Computer Science Education - The Scratch Generation
9010
Sample Programs, Set 1
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058
Threads of Control
060
Input and Output Streams
061
Stream Tokenizer
073
The AWT and Swing, A Preview
074
Linked-Lists, Stacks, and Queues
075
Ordered Linked-Lists
076
Vectors, Hashtables, and Enumerations
077
Callbacks - I
078
Callbacks - II
079
Callbacks - III
080
Event Handling in JDK 1.1, A First Look, Delegation Event Model
081
Swing and the Delegation Event Model
082
Sharing a Listener Object Among Visual Components
084
Low-level and Semantic Events
085
Swing, New Event Types in Swing
086
Requesting the Focus
088
Building a Custom Focus-Traversal Method
1840 Focus Traversal Policies in Java Version 1.4
1844 Focusability in Java Version 1.4
1848 Changing Focus Traversal Keys in Java V1.4
1852 Programmatic Focus Traversal in Java V1.4
087
Swing, Understanding getContentPane() and other JFrame Layers
090
Scrollbar (Adjustment) Event Handling
092Mouse Motion Events
1632 The Essence of OOP using Java, Static Initializer Blocks
1634 The Essence of OOP using Java, Instance Initializers
1636 The Essence of OOP using Java, Member Classes
1638 The Essence of OOP using Java, Local Classes
1640 The Essence of OOP using Java, Anonymous Classes
1642 The Essence of OOP using Java, Nested Top-Level Classes
094
Using Abbreviated Inner Classes
095
Container Events and More on Inner Classes
096
Program-Generated Events and the AWTEventMulticaster Class
097
Component Events
098
Lightweight Components - See lesson 176 in the Advanced section for more
complete coverage.
099
Item Events
100
Creating, Trapping, and Processing Custom Event Types
101
Paint Events
102
Handling Events in Extended Components without Listener Objects
103
Introduction to the Toolkit Class, Peers, and Lightweight Components
104
Posting Synthetic Events to the System Event Queue
105
Text Events
106
Component Impersonation
107 Understanding Action Objects in Java
108
Printing with AWT and Swing
110
The AWT Package, An Overview
111
The Swing Package, A Preview of Pluggable Look and Feel
112
Placing Components in Containers, Absolute Coordinates
114
BorderLayout
116
FlowLayout
118
GridLayout
120
CardLayout
1780 Understanding the Buffer class in Java
1782 The ByteBuffer Class in Java
1784 Processing Stack Trace Data in Java
1786 FileChannel Objects in Java, Background Information
1788 FileChannel Objects in Java, ByteBuffer Type
1790FileChannel Objects in Java, Using View Objects for Different Types
1792FileChannel Objects in Java, Records with Mixed Types
Multimedia Programming with Java
340Getting Started
342Getting Started with the Turtle Class
344Continuing with the SimpleTurtle Class
346Wrapping Up the SimpleTurtle Class
348 The Pen and PathSegment Classes
349 A Pixel Editor Program in Java
350 3D Displays, Color Distance, and Edge Detection
351 A Slider-Controlled Softening Program for Digital Photos
352 Adding Animated Movement to Your Java Application
353 A
Slider-Controlled Sharpening Program for Digital Photos
354 The DigitalPicture
Interface
355 The HSB Color
Model
356 The show Method
and the PictureFrame Class
357 An HSB
Color-Editing Program for Digital Photos
358 Applying Affine
Transforms to Picture Objects
359 Creating a lasso
for editing digital photos in Java
360 Wrapping Up the
SimplePicture Class
361 A Temperature and
Tint Editing Program for Digital Photos
362 Getting Started
with the PictureExplorer Class
363 Redeye Correction
in Digital Photographs
364 Building the
Information Panel for the PictureExplorer GUI
365 Using Flood-Fill
in Java Programs
366 Displaying an
Image in a PictureExplorer Object
2700
Changing the Default Background Image for a World Object
Obsolete Material
062
Event Handling in JDK 1.0.2, The Event Class
064
Event Handling in JDK 1.0.2, The handleEvent() Method
066
Event Handling in JDK 1.0.2, Overriding Convenience Event Handlers
068
Event Handling in JDK 1.0.2, Program-Generated Events
070
Event Handling in JDK 1.0.2, The Event-Handling Hierarchy and the postEvent()
Method
072
Event Handling in JDK 1.0.2, Smart Components
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