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(a) The list displays geometrical shapes and their names; (b) The list
displays cities and clocks.
39.10**
(List of clocks) Write a program that displays a list of cities and
their local times in a clock, as shown in Figure 39.32(b). When
a city is selected in the list, its clock is displayed in a
large picture on the right.
Section 39.10
39.11**
(Create custom cell renderer in a combo box) Create a program that
shows a list of geometrical shapes along with a label in a
combo box, as shown in Figure 39.33(a). This exercise may share
the list cell renderer with Exercise 39.9.
(a)
(b)
Figure 39.33
(a) The combo box contains a list of geometrical shapes and the shape
names. (b) The combo box contains a list of color names, each using its
own color for its foreground.
39.12**
(Render colored text) Write a program that enables the user to choose
the foreground colors for a label, as shown in Figure 39.33(b).
The combo box contains 13 standard colors (BLACK, BLUE, CYAN,
DARK_GRAY, GRAY, GREEN, LIGHT_GRAY, MAGENTA, ORANGE, PINK, RED,
WHITE, YELLOW). Each color name in the combo box uses its own
color for its foreground.
39.13*
(Delete a selected item in a combo box using the DELETE key) Modify
Listing 39.11, ComboBoxCellRendererDemo.java, to delete the
selected item from the combo box using the DELETE key.
Comprehensive
39.14*
(Calendar) Write a program that controls a calendar using a spinner,
as shown in Figure 39.7. Use the CalendarPanel class (see
Listing 31.4) to display the calendar.
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