Base class of all button-like widgets, such as push buttons, check boxes, and radio buttons.

An abstract action to be performed in reaction to user input.

Clients should implement the ui field.

A container that arranges its children around a central component that takes most of the space.

A panel that lays out its contents one after the other, either horizontally or vertically.

Default partial implementation for buffer adapters.

A button that can be clicked, usually to perform some action.

A button mutex.

Two state button that can either be checked or unchecked.

A menu item with a check box.

Let's the user make a selection from a list of predefined items.

Base class for all UI elements that can be displayed in a window.

The base traits for UI elements that can contain Components.

A dialog window.

A text component that allows multiline text input and display.

Used to open file dialogs.

A panel that arranges its contents horizontally, one after the other.

A text field with formatted input.

A window with decoration such as a title, border, and action buttons.

A panel that arranges its children in a grid.

A panel that lays out its contents in a uniform grid.

A label component that display either a text, an icon, or both.

A container that associates layout constraints of member type Constraints with its children.

A component that displays a number of elements in a list.

A frame that can be used for main application windows.

A menu.

A menu bar.

A menu item that can be used in a menu.

An Oriented whose orientation can be changed.

Something that can have an orientation.

A component that can contain other components.

A password field, that displays a replacement character for each character in the password.

A popup menu.

A bar indicating progress of some action.

Notifies registered reactions when an event is published.

A two state button that is usually used in a ButtonGroup together with other RadioButtons, in order to indicate that at most one of them can be selected.

A menu item with a radio button.

Used by reactors to let clients register custom event reactions.

The counterpart to publishers.

A window that adds some functionality to the plain Window class and serves as the common base class for frames and dialogs.

The root of a component hierarchy.

Can have at most a single child component, which will be put inside a canvas (the viewport) that can be scrolled.

A component that is specially suitable for being placed inside a ScrollPane.

A bar that can be used a separator, most commonly in menus.

A container for which a sequential order of children makes sense, such as flow panels, or menus.

Extend this class for most simple UI applications.

Lets users select a value from a given range.

A container with exactly two children.

Convenience class with utility methods for GUI applications.

Displays the contents of one of several pages at a time.

Displays a matrix of items.

A text component that allows multiline text input and display.

A component that allows some kind of text input and display.

A text component that allows single line text input and display.

A text component used to model styled paragraphs of text.

A two state button with a push button like user interface.

Like a menu, a way to map text or icons to actions; but detachable from the rest of the user interface.

The base trait of all user interface elements.

A window with decoration such as a title, border, and action buttons.