Examples
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Our tutorial has a good break-down of all the moving parts and an in-depth look at BoundJCheckBoxExample.java.
The Intro examples implement the same program three different ways, to show how Cinch changes this sort of programming.
| Program | Lines of code | Anonymous Listeners | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| IntroNoMVC.java | 148 | 3 | Has no model - values are stored in JComponents. |
| IntroLegacyMVC.java | 270 | 6 | Uses MVC as first described for Java. Model class requires two lines of boilerplate for every set method. |
| IntroCinchMVC.java | 186 | 0 | Uses very clean MVC. 71 lines of mostly auto-generated boilerplate for Model and Controller. |
This is a small example used to illustrate the use of the @CallOnUpdate annotation.
This examples illustrates using Cinch to effectively bind to a JCheckBox.
See BoundJCheckBoxExample.java
This examples illustrates using Cinch to effectively bind to a JCheckBox.
This example illustrates binding the extents on JSlider to a model using the @BoundExtent annotation.
This example illustrates binding the relative location of a JInternalFrame to a second InternalFrame using the @BoundLocation annotation.
This example shows binding specific methods in the view to handle focus change events using the @OnFocusChange annotation.
This example shows how the @OnChange annotation can be used to call a method every time a ChangeEvent fires.
This examples shows off the interaction of inheritance with Cinch.
See the superdemo package, start looking at SuperDemo.java
This is a fully-featured program that uses most of the features of Cinch in one place. A useful reference to consult when you're unsure exactly how something is to be used.
See the cinch demo package, start with DemoView.java