Irregularly Shaped Windows

Many applications use windows that are not perfect rectangles. For example, Windows Media Player has several "skins" that can make it circular, square, or whatever, some popups look like oval speech bubbles, etc. How can I create an irregularly shaped window in Java? Also, how can I create any window with a semi-transparent portion (like the shadows on menus and tooltips)?

Oh God, the transparent window question again!
There's no real neat way of doing it in Java. However, you can knock something up that comes close as follows:
1) grab a picture of the desktop background (using java.awt.Robot)
2) paint the portion corresponding to the location of your window into the background of your window
3) update this when the window moves.
Problems emerge when the desktop changes - you need to refresh your "desktop image".
Various solutions have been discussed on this thread and I believe that Noah came up with a solution that'll work in most cases.
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jsp?forum=5&thread=252397
Hope this helps.

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hi,
you can create a component you like.you must override the paint method
and paint the component itself. the Graphics Object in paint give you some methods to paint lines,areas and colors.
the example paint a clock :
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import java.util.Calendar;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Color;
import java.awt.event.WindowListener;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.WindowEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import javax.swing.Timer;
import java.awt.Label;
import java.util.TimeZone;
import java.util.SimpleTimeZone;
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//{{DECLARE_CONTROLS
Calendar cal=null;
int sec;
int minute;
int hour;
double Rh,Rm,Rs;
int nullx,nully,mx,my,Rk;
Timer timer=null;
Label lab=null;
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super();
//{{INIT_CONTROLS
setSize(200,200);
setLayout(null);
setTitle("Pit-Timer");
cal=Calendar.getInstance();
TimeZone tz = TimeZone.getDefault();//new SimpleTimeZone(1,"GMT");//;
// String [] tza=new String[128];
// tza=TimeZone.getAvailableIDs();
// for (int i=0;i<tza.length;i++)
// System.out.println(tza);
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minute=cal.get(Calendar.MINUTE); //0..59
hour=cal.get(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY);//0..23
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add(lab);
addWindowListener(this);
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timer.start();
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Rs=Rk*0.9;
Rm=Rk*0.8;
Rh=Rk*0.6;
mx=getSize().width/2;
my=getSize().height/2;
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my+(new Double (Rk/2*Math.sin(alpha))).intValue(),
mx+(new Double (Rm/2*Math.cos(alpha))).intValue(),
my+(new Double (Rm/2*Math.sin(alpha))).intValue());
sekunde(gr);
minute(gr);
stunde(gr);
super.paint(gr);
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int x,y;
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x=(new Double (Rs/2*Math.cos(alpha))).intValue();
y=(new Double (Rs/2*Math.sin(alpha))).intValue();
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double alpha;
int x,y;
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y=(new Double (Rm/2*Math.sin(alpha))).intValue();
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double alpha;
int x,y;
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y=(new Double (Rh/2*Math.sin(alpha))).intValue();
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minute=0;
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public void windowClosed(WindowEvent e)
{//Invoked when a window has been closed.
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dispose();
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I'm working on a software which calls different sub-VIs and they all open as new windows in front of the main one. The problem is that those windows are usually smaller than the parent VI and sometimes the amount of controls you see on the screen is a little annoying. You would see the parent VI on the area which the new window doesn't covers. What I would like to do is to have the parent VI change it's brightness or maybe have some "fog effect" on it in such a way that what calls your attention is the currently active VI. Please apologize for the confusing explanation, but I'm not sure how to make myself "understandable". I found an article explaining how to change the background color of the VI, however, I have an image as the background of the application, so the color change would have no effect. What I want is something similar to what happens when Windows Vista asks you for administrative rights to proceed with some action, when all the remaining screen gets darker and that brings your attention to the dialog box.
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(NEW EDIT AT BOTTOM)
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else
tStep = 1
end if
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tSteps = tSteps - 1
tLoc = tImageLoc + (tStep * tSteps)
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tAlpha = pConstraintAlpha.getPixel(tLoc, #integer)
if not tAlpha then
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tSteps = tSteps + 1
exit repeat
end if
end repeat
end if
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-- sprite.
tAdjust     = tSteps * tStep
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tMouseLoc   = tMouseLoc + tAdjust -- relative to the stage
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pSprite.loc = tMouseLoc
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Thank you SO incredibly much to anyone who can help. This is for a senior project of mine in undergrad, and I really appreciate any help I can get. My resources on Director are limited, especially for odd issues like this.
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So I found out that a way to do collision detection in Director is by using getPixel().
I found this protected dcr file that is a perfect example of the way in which I want my ant objects to interact with walls:
http://xfiles.funnygarbage.com/~colinholgate/dcr/irregular.dcr
I've been trying to build a getPixel() collision detection mechanism for hours but have been unsuccessful.
Basically, what I want the behavior to do is... get the pixel color of the tunnel sprite (sprite 2) at the center of the ant sprite. If the pixel color is white (the transparent background color surrounding the tunnel shape), I want to tell the Random Movement and Direction behavior this:
pSprite.pPath = VOID
sendSprite(pSprite, #mNewPath)
pSprite.pRotate = VOID
sendSprite(pSprite, #mNewRotation)
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Will this work? If not, could anyone help me in building a collision detection behavior based on getPixel? This doesn't seem like it'd be all that difficult - at least in theory.

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I had an experience, which defies most common sense about data modeling. Moving from a cube to a ODS and then back on to a cube to introduce delta on a BPS delta application. It is a long sad disappointing store. But I had 24 keys (I know 16 is the max, I combined 6 keys into a single filed also had the same fileds in the data fileds, use these combination keys to deal with 16 key max limitation and adjusted during transformation.
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Shaped Text Boxes

Is it possible to create a text box in DW that is anything
other than square? I am trying to make a layer with text that is
shaped to a design element. The text will change often or I would
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it should. Is there a way to define a line that text will obey? Or
better yet, create a text box with a specific shape?
Thanks in advance,.
Greg

Depends on which version of Photoshop you're using.
Text inside a Photoshop vector path was introduced with PS CS2, IIRC.
I haven't done this much, so I did some experimenting, and I dove into the Help Files for PS CS2.
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must
ucreate the shape starting with the Custom Shapes tools.
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