Package megamek.client.ui.settings


package megamek.client.ui.settings
  • Class
    Description
    A lightweight, theme-friendly collapsible section for reusable settings screens.
    Allows section content to expose an enabled state and a small control in its collapsed header.
    A resolved marker shown beside a setting and explained in its legend.
    A localized settings action that explicitly contributes contextual help.
    A localized, consistently styled checkbox for settings forms.
    Owns the central scrollable settings content and an optional sticky help panel.
    A settings component that can filter its own content using the navigation pane's active search text.
    A compact, vertically stacked form panel for settings pages.
    Header content for a settings page, using caller-resolved text and an optional caller-supplied icon.
    Sticky contextual help surface for a settings content host.
    Implemented by settings controls that retain unwrapped text for the sticky details panel.
    Reference legend for resolved SettingsBadge markers.
    Optional explanatory HTML text shown between a settings page header and its sections.
    A localized, consistently styled label for settings forms.
    Searchable tree navigation for a settings pane.
    Resolved text used by SettingsNavigationPanel.
    Standard settings-page shell with a header, optional intro, collapsible sections, section search text, and an optional quote.
     
    A dense, column-aligned grid of label/control pairs for settings sections containing many short fields.
    Generic settings coordinator that combines navigation and content hosting, creates pages lazily, caches them, indexes section text on first search, and reveals matching sections when a filtered result is opened.
    Describes one destination in a searchable settings navigation tree.
    A localized numeric spinner for settings forms.
    A localized, consistently styled text field for settings forms.
    Resolves localized text for the shared settings UI without coupling it to a consumer's resource-bundle loader.