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To reverse a list, use the reverse( ) algorithm It is shown here: static void reverse(List< > col) It reverses the collection passed to col To rotate a list, use the rotate( ) algorithm It is shown here: static void rotate(List< > col, int n) It rotates the collection passed to col by n places to the right To rotate left, use a negative value for n To randomize the order of the elements within a list, use shuffle( ) It has two forms The one used here is static void shuf e(List< > col) It randomizes the order of the collection passed to col

NOTE! As in the previous method, the Color Settings of the Menu Inspector and the Button Inspector interact changes to one will be echoed in the other

The following example shows the effects of reverse( ), rotate( ), and shuffle( )

while those unchecked remain enabled (See Figs 910a and 9-10b) We ve covered User Operations before in the Track and Story Inspectors With the exception of a few UOPs that are already disabled for you, Menu UOPs are locked or unlocked in the same manner as for Tracks and stories Remember: Checked UOPs are disabled; unchecked ones are left enabled

// Use reverse(), rotate(), and shuffle() import javautil*; class RRSDemo { public static void main(String args[]) { LinkedList<Character> ll = new LinkedList<Character>(); // Add A through F to the list for(char n='A'; n <= 'F'; n++) lladd(n); // Display the list before shuffling Systemoutprintln("Here is the original list: "); for(Character x : ll) Systemoutprint(x + " "); Systemoutprintln("\n");

The Menu Inspector Advanced Tab contains controls that determine the disabled DVD remote control functions for this Menu, as well as Pre-script, DVD@ccess, and Display Condition controls User Operation Functions that are checked are disabled,

// Reverse the list Collectionsreverse(ll); // Display the reversed list Systemoutprintln("Here is the reversed list: "); for(Character x : ll) Systemoutprint(x + " "); Systemoutprintln("\n"); // Rotate the list Collectionsrotate(ll, 2); // Display the rotated list Systemoutprintln("Here is the list after rotating " + "right 2 places: "); for(Character x : ll) Systemoutprint(x + " "); Systemoutprintln("\n"); // Randomize the list Collectionsshuffle(ll); // Display the randomized list Systemoutprintln("Here is the randomized list:"); for(Character x : ll) Systemoutprint(x + " "); Systemoutprintln("\n"); } }

Playback options:

Pre-Script: A script named here will execute before this Menu displays A Pre-script can determine an alternate Menu to jump to under certain conditions, or may set certain playback conditions prior to this Menus

The output is shown here:

Here are the basic steps to build a typical DVDSP PICT FILE Menu: Create an empty Untitled Menu element

Here is the original list: A B C D E F Here is the reversed list: F E D C B A Here is the list after rotating right 2 places: B A F E D C Here is the randomized list: F C B E D A

DVD@CCESS settings:

There is a second form of shuffle( ) that lets you specify a random number generator This version is shown here: static void shuf e(List< > col, Random randGen) Here, randGen is the random number generator that will be used to randomize the list It must be an instance of Random, which is defined in javalang

DVD@CCESS: Checking this box allows you to add a DVD@CCESS link, which can provide a URL-based web or file link when this DVD is played in a Computer (The name field is only for local reference) See 17 for more information on DVD@CCESS and how to use it

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Or drag-and-drop the graphic asset onto the Menu Folder Author in the required Background Picture Still image file is 720 480 NTSC or 720 576 PAL (72 DPI) If you use a video clip, this becomes a loopable motion menu Add sound if desired This is only possible in a Standard Menu, not Layered Invoke the Menu Editor to create and edit Buttons There is a maximum of 36 buttons per Menu PERIOD! If multiple aspect ratios are used, this number is apportioned Create the required Buttons; add commands as needed Buttons must be square or rectangular in shape Each button can contain only one connection Generate the Menu Highlight color settings Highlights can use a graphic file as a Subpicture Overlayy A layer of a PSD file may also be used as an Overlay

Classes and Interfaces javautilCollections Methods static <T> int binarySearch(List< extends Comparable< super T>> col, T val) static <T extends Comparable< super T>> void sort(List<T> col) E get(int idx)