package awtExtExamples;

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//
// Note only two classes are used from the java.awt package
//
import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.Event;


import sysExt.* ;
import awtExt.* ;

/**
 * A test of a Container with BorderLayout.
 */
public class BorderTest extends Frame {
    public BorderTest() {
	super("BorderTest");

	try {

	//
	// Create callback for button..
	//
	methodRef mr = Callback.newRef( this, "buttonMethod" ) ;

	setLayout(new BorderLayout(5, 5));


	//
	// Add the buttons to the border layout object.
	// Note that all button points to the same callback,
	// ie. on a button press, buttonMethod() will be called back.
	//
	add( "North",  new Button("North", mr));
	add( "Center", new Button("Center", mr));
	add( "South",  new Button("South", mr));
	add( "West",   new Button("West", mr));
	add( "East",   new Button("East", mr));

	resize( 300, 300 ) ;
	move(200, 100);
	pack();
	show();
	} catch( Exception e ) {
		System.out.println( "Exception..." );
		e.printStackTrace() ;
	}
    }

  
    //--------------------------------------------------
    // The called back method. Invoked whenever
    // there is a button pressed. Prints out label
    // of the button.
    //
    public void buttonMethod(CallbackInfo cbi) {
	System.out.println("Button pressed: " + (String)cbi.what );
	return;
    }

    public static void main(String args[]) {
	BorderTest b = new BorderTest();
    }
}