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AbstractTypeSymbolEditorPanel.java
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import com.iver.cit.gvsig.fmap.core.CartographicSupport;
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import com.iver.cit.gvsig.fmap.core.symbols.ISymbol;
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/**
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 * Abstract class that all the Symbol settings interface must extend.
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 * The components contained by this panel are automatically placed in 
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 * the SymbolEditor symbol options area. In case other panel of this
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 * was already placed, then the old one is replaced by this.
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 * @author jaume dominguez faus - jaume.dominguez@iver.es
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public abstract class AbstractTypeSymbolEditorPanel {
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	/**
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	 * Creates a new instance of this type symbol editor panel associated to
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	 * its parent SymbolEditor which will be notified of the changes in
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	 * its SymbolEditor parent which will be notified of the changes in
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	 * order to keep the symbol preview in sync with the user settings.
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	 * @param owner, the SymbolEditor which created this.
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	 */
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	}
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	/**
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	 * <p>Returns the name of the config tabs that will be shown in the selector combo box.
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	 * Returns the name of the config tabs that will be shown in the selector combo box.
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	 * This is typically a human-readable (and also translatable) name for the symbol that
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	 * this TypeEditorPanel deals with, but maybe you prefer to use any other one.<br>
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	public abstract String getName();
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	/**
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	 * <p>Due to the complexity that many symbols settings can reach, the SymbolEditorPanel is
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	 * Due to the complexity that many symbols settings can reach, the SymbolEditorPanel is
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	 * designed in a tabbed-based fashion. So, you can use as many of pages you want to put
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	 * your components. This pages are regular JPanels that will be automatically added to
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	 * the SymbolEditor dialog.<br>

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