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SWTCHECK Creates a check menu that toggles on and off SWTCASCADE Creates a cascade menu with a submenu SWTPUSH Creates a standard menu item SWTRADIO Creates a radio button menu SWTSEPARATOR Creates a menu item separator

In this listing, we use the null coalescing operator to set fullName to defaulttxt if fileName is null If fileName is not null, fullName is simply assigned the value of fileName

The following example creates a menu bar with a single menu containing two menu items and a separator (see Figure 4 14)

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Bitwise Operators (<<, >>, |, &, ^, ~)

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import orgeclipseswt*; import orgeclipseswtevents*; import orgeclipseswtwidgets*; public class MenuExample { public static void main(String[] args) { Display display = new Display(); final Shell shell = new Shell(display); shellsetText("Menu Example"); shellsetBounds(100, 100, 200, 100); Menu bar = new Menu(shell, SWTBAR); shellsetMenuBar(bar); MenuItem fileMenu = new MenuItem(bar, SWTCASCADE); fileMenusetText("&File"); Menu subMenu = new Menu(shell, SWTDROP_DOWN); fileMenusetMenu(subMenu); MenuItem selectItem = new MenuItem( subMenu, SWTNULL); selectItemsetText("&Select Me Now\tCtrl+S"); selectItemsetAccelerator(SWTCTRL + S ); selectItemaddSelectionListener( new SelectionAdapter() { public void widgetSelected(SelectionEvent event) { Systemoutprintln("I was selected!"); } }); MenuItem sep = new MenuItem(subMenu, SWTSEPARATOR); MenuItem exitItem = new MenuItem(subMenu, SWTNULL); exitItemsetText("&Exit"); exitItemaddSelectionListener(new SelectionAdapter(){ public void widgetSelected(SelectionEvent event) { shelldispose(); } }); shellopen(); while (!shellisDisposed()) { if (!displayreadAndDispatch()) displaysleep(); } displaydispose(); } }

An additional set of operators that is common to virtually all programming languages is the set of operators for manipulating values in their binary formats: the bit operators

A menu widget is created as a child of the shell and set as the menu bar for the shell using the setMenuBar() method Next, a cascade menu item is created as the parent for the File menu A drop-down menu is then created as a child of the shell and associated with the File menu using the setMenu() method Three menu items are then created as children of the drop-down menu (the second as a separator using the SWTSEPARATOR creation style) The text of a menu item is set using the setText() method and the accelerator is set using the setAccelerator() method To add behavior to the menu item, a selection listener is added in which a SelectionAdapter is created that overrides the widgetSelected() method

BEGINNER TOPIC Bits and Bytes All values within a computer are represented in a binary format of 1s and 0s, called binary digits (bits) Bits are grouped together in sets of eight, called bytes In a byte, each successive bit corresponds to a value of 2 raised to a power, starting from 20 on the right, to 27 on the left, as shown in Figure 31

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