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and add all supporting objects, such as Decorator s,
ActivityLayout s and date/time rounders for activities.
There are also a whole slew of properties to change if
needed, something that can be cumbersome doing manually.
Everything that exists in the
CalendarTheme can also be set
manually. Some objects that should be created and added
have their properties spread out over multiple properties. You
will also have to know where that object should be injected,
for instance Header s should be added to the
DateAreaContainer but ActivityLayout s should be
added to DefaultDateArea .
You will have to read the MiG Calendar Tutorial to get to know
what objects to use and where to put them.
To create a non-themed version of the component here's
how:
DefaultDateArea dateArea = new DefaultDateArea();
DateAreaContainer container = new DateAreaContainer(dateArea);
We only see a white background. That is because we haven't
installed (added) any Decorators yet (or rather
GridDecorator s, which extends the interface Decorator
with the ability to get the GridContainer ).
Lets add grid lines first:
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Illustration 10 Empty DateAreaContainer