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Uses of Class
com.sun.lwuit.Button

Packages that use Button
com.sun.lwuit Main widget package containing the component/container "composite" similar both in terminology and design to Swing/AWT.  
com.sun.lwuit.plaf Look of the application can be fully customized via this package, it represents a rendering layer that can be plugged in separately in runtime and themed to provide any custom look.  
 

Uses of Button in com.sun.lwuit
 

Subclasses of Button in com.sun.lwuit
 class CheckBox
          Checkbox is a button that can be selected or deselected, and which displays its state to the user.
 class RadioButton
          RadioButton is a Button that maintains a selection state exclusively within a specific ButtonGroup.
 

Methods in com.sun.lwuit that return Button
 Button Form.getSoftButton(int offset)
          Returns the button representing the softbutton, this allows modifying softbutton attributes and behavior programmatically rather than by using the command API.
 

Uses of Button in com.sun.lwuit.plaf
 

Methods in com.sun.lwuit.plaf with parameters of type Button
 void DefaultLookAndFeel.drawButton(Graphics g, Button b)
          Invoked for drawing a button widget.
 Dimension DefaultLookAndFeel.getButtonPreferredSize(Button b)
          Returns the preferred size for the button.
abstract  void LookAndFeel.drawButton(Graphics g, Button b)
          Invoked for drawing a button widget.
abstract  Dimension LookAndFeel.getButtonPreferredSize(Button b)
          Returns the preferred size for the button.
 

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