Acknowledgements |
We have collected tools from a number of sources including books and off the web.
The hallmark of object oriented programming is object reuse. We have collected Java objects from number of sources including books and off the web. The table below lists the object, its location in the STools archive, and the source.
| Class | Author | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Format.java | Cay S. Horstmann & Gary Cornell
Source available on the CD accompanying the book Core Java by Horstmann & Cornell. |
A class for formatting numbers that follows UNIX printf
conventions.
Also implements C-like atoi and atof functions. |
| Border.java BorderStyle.java Box.java DrawnRectangle.java EtchedBorder.java EtchedRectangle.java Etching.java |
David Geary
Originally part of the Graphcis Java Toolkit, gjt, package. Source available on the CD accompanying the book Graphic Java by David Geary. |
Etched panel from the Sun Graphics Java Toolkit. |
| graph package | Leigh Brookshaw
Source available from the author and distributed under the GNU license. |
A Java package to allow the dynamic loading across the web
and plotting of two dimensional data
Source distributed under the GNU license. |
| Parser.java | Yanto Suryono
Source available from the author. |
A math equation parser.
Source available from the author. |