/*
	3magic Coffee Table Tutorial 16
	Tutorial16.java - Custom GridAttributes for individual cell colors.

	© 1997-1999 3magic.  All rights reserved worldwide.
*/

import java.awt.*;
import java.applet.*;

import CoffeeTable.Grid.*;

public class Tutorial16 extends Applet
{
	public void init() {
		// Instantiate a new overridden Grid Panel
		// and other defaults like cell selection, row and column headers,
		// row and column lines enabled and with scrollbars.
		int numRows = 13 + 10;
		int numCols = 6 + 10;
		AttributesGrid grid = new AttributesGrid(numRows, numCols);

        // Be sure to set the preferred size if you are using it in a
        // layout that resizes based on preferred size.
        grid.setSize(450, 350);

		// Columns and Rows.
        int widths[] = {70, 70, 70, 70, 70, 70};
		grid.setColWidths(widths, true, true);
        grid.setRowHeight(20);

		// Show the row headers.
		grid.setRowHeaderWidth(25);
		grid.setRowNumbers(true);

		// SETUP ATTRIBUTES FOR THE ENTIRE GRID:
		// Set the flags for left justificationa and automatic string truncation.
		int gridFlags = GridPanel.JUST_CENTER | GridPanel.TRUNC_STRING;

		// Assemble the attributes.
		GridAttributes gridAttr1;
		gridAttr1 = new GridAttributes(grid, 		// Pass in a reference to the grid.
										null, 		// The desired font.
										null, 		// The color of the text.
										null, 		// The color of the background.
										gridFlags,	// Additional attribute flags.
										GridPanel.TEXT); // The cell type.

		// Set up attributes for *ALL* the cells in the grid,
		grid.setGridAttributes(gridAttr1, true);

		// Add the grid into the applet panel
		add(grid);

		// Add some stars for display.
		for (int col=1; col<=3; col++) {
			for (int row=1; row<=7; row++) {
				grid.setCellText(col, row, "*  *  *", true);
			}
		}
	}
}