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AWT Programming for Java: With CD-ROM
AWT Programming for Java explains how GUI component classes, including buttons, scrollbars, fonts containers, and dialogs interact within the Abstract Windowing Toolkit. Learn how AWT works within Java to program and handle images, graphics, events, and windows. AWT Programming for Java also covers basic layouts and menus that dictate the behavior of visual components. The CD ROM includes class library samples, source code, online resources, and creation tools.
444 pages, Paperback
First published November 1, 1996
About the author
Miles O'Neal
9 books9 followersAuthor. Storyteller. Dragon lord.
Miles O'Neal lives on the edge of the hill country near Round Rock, TX with his wife, dragons, and whatever crawls out of his imagination. Often in trouble as a child for daydreaming when adults thought he should be doing something else, Miles has spent a great deal of his life on planets and timelines he hasn't yet managed to physically touch. These places are home as much as anywhere else is.
Having survived bullies through his school career, a tornado ripping the house apart around him, and golfball-sized hail on a motorcycle in 80MPH traffic, he doesn't find dragons, villains, or barbarians that intimidating.
Miles has been everywhere he's written about so far, other than inside an active volcano. He hopes to remedy that some day.
"My goal is to live to be at least 120 years old. If I write two or three books every year for the rest of my life, I'll still have ideas waiting to be written when I'm gone. But I'll have surpassed Bilbo." -Miles
Miles O'Neal lives on the edge of the hill country near Round Rock, TX with his wife, dragons, and whatever crawls out of his imagination. Often in trouble as a child for daydreaming when adults thought he should be doing something else, Miles has spent a great deal of his life on planets and timelines he hasn't yet managed to physically touch. These places are home as much as anywhere else is.
Having survived bullies through his school career, a tornado ripping the house apart around him, and golfball-sized hail on a motorcycle in 80MPH traffic, he doesn't find dragons, villains, or barbarians that intimidating.
Miles has been everywhere he's written about so far, other than inside an active volcano. He hopes to remedy that some day.
"My goal is to live to be at least 120 years old. If I write two or three books every year for the rest of my life, I'll still have ideas waiting to be written when I'm gone. But I'll have surpassed Bilbo." -Miles
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