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import javax.swing.Icon;
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/**


  		




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 * According to the gvSIG's GUI style sheet all the buttons in the application will


  		




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 * have a normative size. No smaller than a concrete size, and big enough to contain


  		




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 * the text and avoiding the "..." characters. The button will grow up in width by


  		




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 * a set of widths defined in this style sheet, always choosing the smallest width that


  		




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 * can contain the text. If the biggest width is not enought for this purpose then the


  		




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 * button will automatically grow up to the smallest necessary width to fit the text.<br>


  		




  
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 * According to the gvSIG's GUI style sheet all the buttons in the application


  		




  
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 * will have a normative size. No smaller than a concrete size, and big enough


  		




  
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 * to contain the text and avoiding the "..." characters. The button will grow


  		




  
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 * up in width by a set of widths defined in this style sheet, always choosing


  		




  
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 * the smallest width that can contain the text. If the biggest width is not


  		




  
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 * enought for this purpose then the button will automatically grow up to the


  		




  
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 * smallest necessary width to fit the text.<br>


  		




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 * The button resizing is based on the <b>setText(String txt)</b> method. However,


  		




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 * it is possible to use a custom size if you invoke one of <b>setSize(..)</b>,


  		




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 * <b>setBorders(...)</b> or <b>setPreferredSize(...)</b> after invoking the


  		




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 * <b>setText(...)<b> method.


  		




  
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 * The button resizing is based on the <b>setText(String txt)</b> method.


  		




  
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 * However, it is possible to use a custom size if you invoke one of


  		




  
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 * <b>setSize(..)</b>, <b>setBorders(...)</b> or <b>setPreferredSize(...)</b>


  		




  
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 * after invoking the <b>setText(...)<b> method.


  		




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 * <p>


  		




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 * This class is just a standard javax.swing.JButton that handles this issue.


  		




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 * </p>


  		




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 * @author jaume dominguez faus - jaume.dominguez@iver.es


  		




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 * @deprecated use the


  		




  
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 *             org.gvsig.tools.swing.api.usability.UsabilitySwingManager.


  		




  
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 *             UsabilitySwingManager through the


  		




  
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 *             org.gvsig.tools.swing.api.ToolsSwingLocator class.


  		




  
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public class JButton extends javax.swing.JButton {


  		




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  private static final long serialVersionUID = -1635879317292710725L;


  		












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