Class Summary |
Bag |
Maintains a simple array (obj) of Objects and the number of objects (numObjs) in the array
(the array can be bigger than this number). |
CollectionProperties |
A simple class for examining the slots of Maps, Collections, Indexed, and arrays as if the slots were Java Bean Properties. |
Double2D |
Double2D is more or less the same class as java.awt.geom.Point2D.Double, but it is immutable: once the x and y values are set, they cannot be changed (they're final). |
Double3D |
Double3D is more or less the same class as javax.vecmath.Point3d, but it is immutable: once the x and y and z values are set, they cannot be changed (they're final). |
DoubleBag |
Maintains a simple array (obj) of doubles and the number of doubles (numObjs) in the array
(the array can be bigger than this number). |
DoubleDimension2D |
One real oddity of Java 1.3.1 and 1.4.1 is the lack of
a concrete subclass of Dimension2D which uses doubles or floats;
the only one provided (java.awt.Dimension) uses ints! This is particularly
weird given that Java has Rectangle2D.Double, Rectangle2D.Float, and Rectangle (int),
plus Point2D.Double, Point2D.Float, and Point (int), etc. |
Heap |
Implementations of Heap functions in Java. |
Int2D |
Int2D is more or less the same class as java.awt.Point, but it is immutable: once the x and y values are set, they cannot be changed (they're final). |
Int3D |
Int3D stores three values (x, y, and z) but it is immutable: once the x and y and z values are set, they cannot be changed (they're final). |
IntBag |
Maintains a simple array (obj) of ints and the number of ints (numObjs) in the array
(the array can be bigger than this number). |
MutableDouble |
MutableDouble simply holds a double value, which can be changed at any time. |
Properties |
The abstract superclass of Property inspectors. |
SimpleProperties |
A very simple class for getting and setting object properties. |
WordWrap |
WordWrap is a simple word-wrapping class which provides word-wrap either to columns of raw text; or to some number
of pixels (given a font). |