https://sillysky.net/docs/doc-remoteskin/remoteskin-for-java-swing/ids/ Recent content in IDs on sillysky.net Hugo -- gohugo.io en Sun, 24 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://sillysky.net/docs/doc-remoteskin/remoteskin-for-java-swing/ids/cwidgetid/ Sun, 24 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://sillysky.net/docs/doc-remoteskin/remoteskin-for-java-swing/ids/cwidgetid/ A widget id identifies a widget on the client side. It consists of a widget name and a widget set ID, which consists of a widget set name and an instance ID. Creation The easiest way is to create a widget ID from the components. @NotNull public static CWidgetId create(@Nullable final String aWidgetName, @Nullable final String aWidgetSetName, @Nullable final String aInstance); @NotNull public static CWidgetId create(@Nullable final String aWidgetName, @Nullable final CWidgetSetId aWidgetSetId); The string form of a widget ID is WidgetName. https://sillysky.net/docs/doc-remoteskin/remoteskin-for-java-swing/ids/cwidgetsetid/ Sun, 24 Nov 2024 00:00:00 +0000 https://sillysky.net/docs/doc-remoteskin/remoteskin-for-java-swing/ids/cwidgetsetid/ A widget set consists of a group of UI widgets. The widget set ID is used to identify such a widget set. A widget set ID consists of any name plus an instance ID. The instance ID is used to distinguish widget sets when multiple widget sets of the same ID exist on the client. This can certainly happen. The instance ID can be empty; however, usually you will just number it.