Here you see some products of the javaTHESIS system with another background; more than 3 input elements (Ni) with more than one colors, with more than 3 counter elements (Nt) with more than one colors; with some graphs (No) with more than one colors.
with Ni=2
and Nt=4
Demonstration2. The original CASCADE version 1.0 with color. See remark b.
with Ni=2
and Nt=4
Demonstration3. The TRANSISTOR version 1.0 without colors.
with Ni=4
and Nt=2
Demonstration 4. The TRANSISTOR version 1.0 with colors. You see: there are 4 input elements (in line) and 4 output elements (in line).
with temp_panel1.setLayout(new GridLayout(4,1,6,1)); (27a)
temp_panel2.setLayout(new GridLayout(4,1)); (27b)
and:
Input1.setColor(Color.blue);
Input1.setBackground(new Color(255,251,131)); etc.
or:
Input1.setColor(Color.blue);
Input1.setBackground(Color.yellow); etc.
Demonstration 5. The AORTA version 1.0 with colors (with remark c). You see: there are 2 input elements (in line) and 8 output elements (in line).
with temp_panel1.setLayout(new GridLayout(2,1,6,0)); (27a)
temp_panel2.setLayout(new GridLayout(8,1)); (27b)
and
temp_panel2.add(Label1 = new Label("PAO "));
temp_panel2.add(Text1 = new TextField(" "));
Text1.setEditable(false);
Text1.setForeground(Color.red);
Text1.setBackground(Color.black); 2,3, etc
and
Input1.setColor(Color.black); 2,3, etc.
Demonstration 6. The TRANSISTOR version 1.0 with 2 kinds of colors. You see: there are x input elements (in line) and x output elements (in line).
with Input1.setColor(Color.blue);
Input1.setBackground(new Color(255,251,131));
Input2.setColor(Color.blue);
Input2.setBackground(new Color(255,251,131)); 3,4, etc.
Demonstration 7. The BOILER version with 2 kinds of colors. You see: there are x input elements (in line) and x output elements (in line). See also the parallel version.
with Input1.setColor(Color.xxx);
Input1.setBackground(new Color(xx,xx,xx));
Input2.setColor(Color.xxx);
Input2.setBackground(new Color(xx,xx,xx)); 3,4, etc.
Enschede, dec. 9, 2002.