Package faa.tg.atcview.gui

Interface Summary
AtcDialogListener This class defines AtcDialogListener which is an interface used to respond to AtcDialogEvents
 

Class Summary
AcesMapSettingsPanel This class defines AcesMapSettingsDialog
AcesMapTypePanel This is the base class for an Aces Map Panel.
AirportMenu This class provides a Display Menu for airports See the source: AirportMenu.java
Arts3eMapDialog This class defines Arts3eMapDialog is a dialog used to select what arts3e maps to show
AtcDialogEvent This class defines AtcDialogEvent which is the super class for all events fired by a dialog.
BasicSettingsPanel This is a SettingsPanel designed to work with a BasicDisplaySettings object.
ClockMenu This class defines ClockMenu which is a gui menu that contains options for Run, Stop, Reset, Set, and Step the clock Step move clock forward a second Cannot run or stop clock while it is under TGF's Control
ColorAndNameSettingsPanel This is an extension of SettingsPanel, designed to work with RunwayDisplaySettings.
ColorButton This class defines ColorButton which is a button that allows the user to select a color for a display
ColorPanel This class defines ColorPanel allows user to select whether they wish to use the default or global color for a display or to specify the color use fires a property change event containing either a custom color to use or null (when default color should be used)
CommMenu See the source CommMenu.java
CommPanel  
DisplayComboBox This class defines DisplayComboBox which is used to pick displays
DisplayNamePanel This is a SettingsPanel designed to handle whether a display object's name is displayed.
DisplayToolBar This class defines DisplayToolBar tool bar that displays current aircraft scale, rotation and current time for the AtcDisplay
DoubleSliderPanel Template is a Class which may be used to start a new java file.
FixMenu Basic menu options for PVD See the source: <A HREF="FixMenu.java"> FixMenu.java </a>
FixSettingsPanel This is a SettingsPanel designed for use with FixDisplaySettings.
FrdPanel This class defines FrdPanel that allows the user to specify a radial and distance to be used to create a new FRD.
GridSettingsDialog This class defines GridSettingsDialog
HelpMenu This class provides a Help menu See the source: HelpMenu.java
IlsSettingsDialog This class defines IlsSettingsDialog allows the user to change how a ils is displayed
IntegerSliderPanel This class defines SliderPanel which is a gui panel that contains a slider that shows the value of the current position of the slider above the knob.
LineStyleComponent This class defines LineStyleComponent which is a panel that allows the user to select what style of line to use
LineStylePanel This class defines LineStylePanel which is a panel that allows the user to select what style of line to use or a default
MapSettingsDialog This class defines MapSettingsDialog allows the user to change how a map is displayed
NameToDisplayPanel This class defines NameToDisplayPanel allows the user to select a how the want the name of a display to appear fires a property change event containing either a custom setting to use or null (when default should be used)
OuterMarkerPanel This class defines OuterMarkerPanel allows the user to select whether or not to draw a symbol around an the outer marker of an ils
P4dMenu Basic menu options for PVD See the source: <A HREF="P4dMenu.java"> P4dMenu.java </a>
PopupSettingsDialog<S extends DisplaySettings<S>> This is an extension of SettingsDialog which is designed for use as a popup dialog within configuration dialogs.
SectorSettingsPanel  
SettingsDialog<S extends DisplaySettings<S>> This is a generic dialog with an "accept" and "cancel" button that is designed to host a SettingsPanel.
SettingsPanel<S extends DisplaySettings> This is an abstract class for a JPanel that displays the settings for a DisplayObject, and allows those settings to be modified.
SettingsSubPanel Common code for smaller settings panels on a larger SettingsPanel or dialog.
SymbolPanel This class defines SymbolPanel allows the user to select what symbol (if any) to mark the position of the display fires a property change event containing either a custom setting to use or null (when default should be used)
TrackSettingsPanel