I just implemented my first TreeView, and reused the images from the
wtk-terra theme. To set the images in my nodes, I did:
TreeBranch branch = new TreeBranch(Gfx.folder(), "title");
To load the actual Icon i created a helper class with a generic image
loader method that checks the cache or constructs from url and puts in
cache if it wasn't there. Since folder is an icon I think I'll use a
lot, I even added a spesific method to retrieve it, that calls the
generic method.
Is this a good practise or should I do any of this differently? Just
trying to get a feel for "The pivot way" of doing things :)
-- Edvin
public class Gfx {
public static Image getImage(String name) {
URL url = Gfx.class.getResource(name);
Object cached = ApplicationContext.getResourceCache().get(url);
if (cached != null)
return (Image) cached;
try {
Image image = Image.load(url);
ApplicationContext.getResourceCache().put(url, image);
return image;
} catch (TaskExecutionException e) {
return null;
}
}
public static Image folder() {
return getImage("/org/apache/pivot/wtk/skin/terra/folder.png");
}
public static Image page_white() {
return getImage("/org/apache/pivot/wtk/skin/terra/page_white.png");
}
}