The best way to use Swing from Clojure is the seesaw
library.<https://github.com/daveray/seesaw>It managed to clojurize Swing
remarkably well, and is trying it's hardest
to get all glaring inconsistencies out of swing use.
Simple example to set a background for a frame:
(frame
:title "Hello"
:content (label :icon (clojure.java.io/file image)))
On Thursday, April 24, 2014 8:39:12 PM UTC+2, Christopher Howard wrote:
>
> This is, I think, as much of a Java question as a Clojure question
> (I'm learning both at the same time). I'm writing a small desktop
> application, and I need to paint a few images in one part of the
> window (contained in PNGs). I'm looking through AWT/Swing/Graphics2D
> documentation, but I am a little unclear about the correct/modern way
> of doing this.
>
> Is Canvas the component I need? If so, how do I subclass it and
> override the paint method (from within Clojure). Or is there a better
> way to approach this?
>
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