declare namespace javax { namespace swing { namespace SpringLayout { /** * A Constraints object holds the * constraints that govern the way a component's size and position * change in a container controlled by a SpringLayout. * A Constraints object is * like a Rectangle, in that it * has x, y, * width, and height properties. * In the Constraints object, however, * these properties have * Spring values instead of integers. * In addition, * a Constraints object * can be manipulated as four edges * -- north, south, east, and west -- * using the constraint property. *

* The following formulas are always true * for a Constraints object (here WEST and x are synonyms, as are and NORTH and y): *

             * EAST = WEST + WIDTH
             * SOUTH = NORTH + HEIGHT
             * HORIZONTAL_CENTER = WEST + WIDTH/2
             * VERTICAL_CENTER = NORTH + HEIGHT/2
             * ABSOLUTE_BASELINE = NORTH + RELATIVE_BASELINE*
             * 
*

* For example, if you have specified the WIDTH and WEST (X) location * the EAST is calculated as WEST + WIDTH. If you instead specified * the WIDTH and EAST locations the WEST (X) location is then calculated * as EAST - WIDTH. *

* [RELATIVE_BASELINE is a private constraint that is set automatically when * the SpringLayout.Constraints(Component) constructor is called or when * a constraints object is registered with a SpringLayout object.] *

* Note: In this document, * operators represent methods * in the Spring class. * For example, "a + b" is equal to * Spring.sum(a, b), * and "a - b" is equal to * Spring.sum(a, Spring.minus(b)). * See the * {@link Spring Spring API documentation} * for further details * of spring arithmetic. *

* Because a Constraints object's properties -- * representing its edges, size, and location -- can all be set * independently and yet are interrelated, * a Constraints object can become over-constrained. * For example, if the WEST, WIDTH and * EAST edges are all set, steps must be taken to ensure that * the first of the formulas above holds. To do this, the * Constraints * object throws away the least recently set * constraint so as to make the formulas hold. * @since 1.4 */ // @ts-ignore class Constraints extends java.lang.Object { /** * Creates an empty Constraints object. */ // @ts-ignore constructor() /** * Creates a Constraints object with the * specified values for its * x and y properties. * The height and width springs * have null values. * @param x the spring controlling the component's x value * @param y the spring controlling the component's y value */ // @ts-ignore constructor(x: javax.swing.Spring, y: javax.swing.Spring) /** * Creates a Constraints object with the * specified values for its * x, y, width, * and height properties. * Note: If the SpringLayout class * encounters null values in the * Constraints object of a given component, * it replaces them with suitable defaults. * @param x the spring value for the x property * @param y the spring value for the y property * @param width the spring value for the width property * @param height the spring value for the height property */ // @ts-ignore constructor(x: javax.swing.Spring, y: javax.swing.Spring, width: javax.swing.Spring, height: javax.swing.Spring) /** * Creates a Constraints object with * suitable x, y, width and * height springs for component, c. * The x and y springs are constant * springs initialised with the component's location at * the time this method is called. The width and * height springs are special springs, created by * the Spring.width() and Spring.height() * methods, which track the size characteristics of the component * when they change. * @param c the component whose characteristics will be reflected by this Constraints object * @throws NullPointerException if c is null. * @since 1.5 */ // @ts-ignore constructor(c: java.awt.Component) /** * Sets the x property, * which controls the x value * of a component's location. * @param x the spring controlling the x value * of a component's location * @see #getX * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public setX(x: javax.swing.Spring): void /** * Returns the value of the x property. * @return the spring controlling the x value * of a component's location * @see #setX * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public getX(): javax.swing.Spring /** * Sets the y property, * which controls the y value * of a component's location. * @param y the spring controlling the y value * of a component's location * @see #getY * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public setY(y: javax.swing.Spring): void /** * Returns the value of the y property. * @return the spring controlling the y value * of a component's location * @see #setY * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public getY(): javax.swing.Spring /** * Sets the width property, * which controls the width of a component. * @param width the spring controlling the width of this * Constraints object * @see #getWidth * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public setWidth(width: javax.swing.Spring): void /** * Returns the value of the width property. * @return the spring controlling the width of a component * @see #setWidth * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public getWidth(): javax.swing.Spring /** * Sets the height property, * which controls the height of a component. * @param height the spring controlling the height of this Constraints * object * @see #getHeight * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public setHeight(height: javax.swing.Spring): void /** * Returns the value of the height property. * @return the spring controlling the height of a component * @see #setHeight * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public getHeight(): javax.swing.Spring /** * Sets the spring controlling the specified edge. * The edge must have one of the following values: * SpringLayout.NORTH, * SpringLayout.SOUTH, * SpringLayout.EAST, * SpringLayout.WEST, * SpringLayout.HORIZONTAL_CENTER, * SpringLayout.VERTICAL_CENTER, * SpringLayout.BASELINE, * SpringLayout.WIDTH or * SpringLayout.HEIGHT. * For any other String value passed as the edge, * no action is taken. For a null edge, a * NullPointerException is thrown. *

* Note: This method can affect {@code x} and {@code y} values * previously set for this {@code Constraints}. * @param edgeName the edge to be set * @param s the spring controlling the specified edge * @throws NullPointerException if edgeName is null * @see #getConstraint * @see #NORTH * @see #SOUTH * @see #EAST * @see #WEST * @see #HORIZONTAL_CENTER * @see #VERTICAL_CENTER * @see #BASELINE * @see #WIDTH * @see #HEIGHT * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public setConstraint(edgeName: java.lang.String | string, s: javax.swing.Spring): void /** * Returns the value of the specified edge, which may be * a derived value, or even null. * The edge must have one of the following values: * SpringLayout.NORTH, * SpringLayout.SOUTH, * SpringLayout.EAST, * SpringLayout.WEST, * SpringLayout.HORIZONTAL_CENTER, * SpringLayout.VERTICAL_CENTER, * SpringLayout.BASELINE, * SpringLayout.WIDTH or * SpringLayout.HEIGHT. * For any other String value passed as the edge, * null will be returned. Throws * NullPointerException for a null edge. * @param edgeName the edge whose value * is to be returned * @return the spring controlling the specified edge, may be null * @throws NullPointerException if edgeName is null * @see #setConstraint * @see #NORTH * @see #SOUTH * @see #EAST * @see #WEST * @see #HORIZONTAL_CENTER * @see #VERTICAL_CENTER * @see #BASELINE * @see #WIDTH * @see #HEIGHT * @see SpringLayout.Constraints */ // @ts-ignore public getConstraint(edgeName: java.lang.String | string): javax.swing.Spring } } } }