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Children

A protocol for retrieving the children of a widget as a seq. 
This takes care of idiosyncracies of frame vs. menus, etc.

camelize

Usage: (camelize s)

Convert input string to camelCase from hyphen-case

children

Usage: (children c)

Returns a seq of the children of the given widget

collect

Usage: (collect root)

Given a root widget or frame, returns a depth-fist seq of all the widgets
in the hierarchy. For example to disable everything:

  (config (collect (.getContentPane my-frame)) :enabled? false)

cond-doto

Usage: (cond-doto x & forms)

Spawn of (cond) and (doto). Works like (doto), but each form has a condition
 which controls whether it is executed. Returns x.

(doto (new java.util.HashMap) 
  true    (.put "a" 1) 
  (< 2 1) (.put "b" 2))

Here, only (.put "a" 1) is executed.

constant-map

Usage: (constant-map klass & fields)

Given a class and a list of keywordized constant names returns the 
  values of those fields in a map. The name mapping upper-cases and replaces
  hyphens with underscore, e.g.

   :above-baseline --> ABOVE_BASELINE

  Note that the fields must be static and declared *in* the class, not a 
  supertype.
 

illegal-argument

Usage: (illegal-argument fmt & args)

Throw an illegal argument exception formatted as with (clojure.core/format)

resource-key?

Usage: (resource-key? v)

Returns true if v is a i18n resource key, i.e. a namespaced keyword

to-mnemonic-keycode

Usage: (to-mnemonic-keycode v)

Convert a character to integer to a mnemonic keycode. In the case of char
input, generates the correct keycode even if it's lower case. Input argument 
can be:

* i18n resource keyword - only first char is used
* string - only first char is used
* char   - lower or upper case
* int    - key event code

See:
  java.awt.event.KeyEvent for list of keycodes
  http://download.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/awt/event/KeyEvent.html