Using ResourceManager

Here are some examples that show how to customize mydoggy. Remember to obtain an instance of ResourceManager you can use the following: 

MyDoggyToolWindowManager toolWindowManager = new MyDoggyToolWindowManager(...);
ResourceManager resourceManager = toolWindowManager.getResourceManager();

Look at this page to understand at what i'm referring when i write TitleBar, ToolWindowTab, etc..

Supported properties

You can use the following code to set a property value: 

resourceManager.putProperty("drag.icon.transparency.enabled", "false");

Here is a list of supported properties.

Name Type Description
drag.icon.transparency.enabled boolean Used to enable or disable the transparency of the drag icon.
drag.icon.useDefault boolean Used to enable or disable the use of a simple icon instead of a more complex one during the a drag phase.
ContentManagerUI.ContentManagerUiListener.import boolean Used to enable or disable the import of all listeners from an unmounting ContentManageUI to the new mmounted ContentManagerUI.
drag.toolwindow.asTab boolean Used to enable or disable dragging of toolwindows as tabs.

Change TitleBar Background Colors

TitleBar Background Colors

You can use the following code:

import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.MyDoggyKeySpace;

....

resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.TWTB_BACKGROUND_ACTIVE_START, Color.BLUE);
resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.TWTB_BACKGROUND_ACTIVE_END, Color.GREEN);
resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.TWTB_BACKGROUND_INACTIVE_START, Color.BLACK);
resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.TWTB_BACKGROUND_INACTIVE_END, Color.GREEN.darker());

Change ToolWindowTab Foreground Colors

ToolWindowTab Foreground Colors

You can use the following code:

import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.MyDoggyKeySpace;

....

resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.TWTB_TAB_FOREGROUND_SELECTED, Color.GREEN);
resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.TWTB_TAB_FOREGROUND_UNSELECTED, Color.DARK_GRAY);

Change Representative Anchor Button Background Colors

Representative Anchor Button Background Colors

You can use the following code:

import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.MyDoggyKeySpace;

....

resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.RAB_BACKGROUND_ACTIVE_START, Color.RED);
resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.RAB_BACKGROUND_ACTIVE_END, Color.ORANGE);

Change Representative Anchor Button Foreground Color

Representative Anchor Button Foreground Color

You can use the following code:

import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.MyDoggyKeySpace;

....
                                    
resourceManager.putColor(MyDoggyKeySpace.RAB_FOREGROUND, Color.BLUE);

Change TitleBar Button Icons

You can use the following code: 
resourceManager.putIcon(MyDoggyKeySpace.DOCKED, new Icon(...));

Using MyDoggyResourceManager - A more deep customization

Here are some examples that show how to customize in a more deep way mydoggy. To obtain an instance of MyDoggyResourceManager you can use the following: 

MyDoggyToolWindowManager toolWindowManager = new MyDoggyToolWindowManager(...);
MyDoggyResourceManager myDoggyResourceManager = (MyDoggyResourceManager) toolWindowManager.getResourceManager();

Change TitleBar UI

TitleBar UI

As you can see, now the gradient direction has changed and instead of an arc there is a arrow.

You can use the following code:

import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.MyDoggyKeySpace;
import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.look.ToolWindowTitleBarUI;
import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.ToolWindowDescriptor;
import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.ToolWindowContainer;
import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.util.GraphicsUtil;
import org.noos.common.context.Context;
import org.noos.common.object.ObjectCreator;

...

myDoggyResourceManager.putComponentUICreator(MyDoggyKeySpace.TOOL_WINDOW_TITLE_BAR_UI,
 new ObjectCreator<ComponentUI>() {
     public ComponentUI create(Context context) {
         return new ToolWindowTitleBarUI(context.get(ToolWindowDescriptor.class) ,
                                         context.get(ToolWindowContainer.class)) {
             protected void updateToolWindowTitleBar(Graphics g, JComponent c, Color backgroundStart, Color backgroundEnd, Color idBackgroundColor, Color idColor) {
                 Rectangle r = c.getBounds();
                 r.x = r.y = 0;

                 GraphicsUtil.fillRect(g, r,
                                       backgroundStart, backgroundEnd,
                                       null,
                                       GraphicsUtil.LEFT_TO_RIGHT_GRADIENT);

                 if (descriptor.getDockedTypeDescriptor().isIdVisibleOnTitleBar() ||
                     toolWindow.getType() == ToolWindowType.FLOATING ||
                     toolWindow.getType() == ToolWindowType.FLOATING_FREE ||
                     toolWindow.getType() == ToolWindowType.FLOATING_LIVE) {

                     String id = resourceManager.getUserString(descriptor.getToolWindow().getId());
                     r.width = g.getFontMetrics().stringWidth(id) + 8;

                     int halfHeigh = (r.height / 2);
                     GraphicsUtil.fillRect(g, r,
                                           Color.WHITE,
                                           idBackgroundColor,
                                           new Polygon(new int[]{r.x, r.x + r.width - halfHeigh, r.x + r.width - halfHeigh, r.x},
                                                       new int[]{r.y, r.y, r.y + r.height, r.y + r.height},
                                                       4),
                                           GraphicsUtil.LEFT_TO_RIGHT_GRADIENT);


                     Polygon polygon = new Polygon();
                     polygon.addPoint(r.x + r.width - halfHeigh, r.y);
                     polygon.addPoint(r.x + r.width - halfHeigh + 8, r.y + (r.height / 2));
                     polygon.addPoint(r.x + r.width - halfHeigh, r.y + r.height);

                     GraphicsUtil.fillRect(g, r,
                                           Color.WHITE,
                                           idBackgroundColor,
                                           polygon,
                                           GraphicsUtil.LEFT_TO_RIGHT_GRADIENT);

                     g.setColor(idColor);
                     g.drawString(id, r.x + 2, r.y + g.getFontMetrics().getAscent());
                 }
             }
         };
     }
 });

Change TitleBar Buttons disposition

TitleBar Buttons disposition

As use can see, now we have two buttons. One is the hide buttone, the other is a special button, if the user clicks on it then a popup menu is showed with all available actions.

You can use the following code:

import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.TitleBarButtons;
import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.ToolWindowDescriptor;
import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.ToolWindowContainer;
import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.util.GraphicsUtil;
import org.noos.common.context.Context;
import org.noos.common.object.ObjectCreator;
import org.noos.xing.mydoggy.plaf.ui.cmp.MenuTitleBarButtons;

...

myDoggyResourceManager.putInstanceCreator(TitleBarButtons.class,
    new ObjectCreator() {
        public Object create(Context context) {
            return new MenuTitleBarButtons(
                    context.get(ToolWindowDescriptor.class),
                    context.get(ToolWindowContainer.class)
            );
        }
    });