Uses of Package
jmri.jmrit.display

Packages that use jmri.jmrit.display

jmri	Provides basic interfaces and abstract implementations of the JMRI layout management concepts.
jmri.jmrit.dispatcher
jmri.jmrit.display	Control panel and visible icon classes.
jmri.jmrit.display.configurexml	XML persistance for the jmri.jmrit.display package
jmri.jmrit.operations.trains

Classes in jmri.jmrit.display used by jmri

LayoutBlockManager
Implementation of a Manager to handle LayoutBlocks Note: that the same LayoutBlocks may appear in multiple LayoutEditor panels.

Classes in jmri.jmrit.display used by jmri.jmrit.dispatcher

LayoutEditor
Provides a scrollable Layout Panel and editor toolbars (that can be hidden) This module serves as a manager for the LayoutTurnout, Layout Block, PositionablePoint, Track Segment, and LevelXing objects which are integral subparts of the LayoutEditor class.

Classes in jmri.jmrit.display used by jmri.jmrit.display

AnalogClock2Display
An Analog Clock for displaying in a panel Time code copied in part from code for the Nixie clock by Bob Jacobsen

LayoutBlock
A LayoutBlock is a group of track segments and turnouts on a LayoutEditor panel corresponding to a 'block'.

LayoutBlockManager
Implementation of a Manager to handle LayoutBlocks Note: that the same LayoutBlocks may appear in multiple LayoutEditor panels.

LayoutConnectivity
A LayoutConnectivity object represents a junction between two LayoutBlocks on a LayoutEditor panel.

LayoutEditor
Provides a scrollable Layout Panel and editor toolbars (that can be hidden) This module serves as a manager for the LayoutTurnout, Layout Block, PositionablePoint, Track Segment, and LevelXing objects which are integral subparts of the LayoutEditor class.

LayoutEditorAuxTools
LayoutEditorAuxTools provides tools making use of layout connectivity available in Layout Editor panels.

LayoutPositionableLabel
LayoutPositionableLabel is a JLabel that can be dragged around the inside of the Layout Editor panel using a right-drag.

LayoutSensorIcon
This module provides an icon to display a status of a Sensor on a LayoutEditor panel.

LayoutSignalHeadIcon
This module provides an icon to display a status of a SignalHead on a LayoutEditor panel.

LayoutTurnout
A LayoutTurnout corresponds to a turnout on the layout.

LayoutTurntable
A LayoutTurntable is a representation used by LayoutEditor to display a turntable.

LevelXing
A LevelXing is two track segment on a layout that cross at an angle.

LocoIcon
An icon that displays the position of a loco on a panel.

MultiIconEditor
Provides a simple editor for selecting N NamedIcons, perhaps for use in creating a panel icon.

MultiSensorIcon
An icon to display a status of set of Sensors.

PanelEditor
Provides a simple editor for adding jmri.jmrit.display items to a captive JFrame.

PanelMenu
Create the default "Panels" menu for use in a menubar.

Positionable
Defines display objects.

PositionableLabel
PositionableLabel is a JLabel that can be dragged around the inside of the enclosing Container using a right-drag.

PositionablePoint
PositionablePoint is a Point defining a node in the Track that can be dragged around the inside of the enclosing LayoutEditor panel using a right-drag (drag with meta key).

SensorIcon
An icon to display a status of a Sensor.

SignalHeadIcon
An icon to display a status of a SignalHead.

TrackSegment
TrackSegment is a segment of track on a layout linking two nodes of the layout.

TurnoutIcon
An icon to display a status of a turnout.

Classes in jmri.jmrit.display used by jmri.jmrit.display.configurexml

LayoutPositionableLabel
LayoutPositionableLabel is a JLabel that can be dragged around the inside of the Layout Editor panel using a right-drag.

PositionableLabel
PositionableLabel is a JLabel that can be dragged around the inside of the enclosing Container using a right-drag.

Classes in jmri.jmrit.display used by jmri.jmrit.operations.trains

LocoIcon
An icon that displays the position of a loco on a panel.

Positionable
Defines display objects.

PositionableLabel
PositionableLabel is a JLabel that can be dragged around the inside of the enclosing Container using a right-drag.