public Gadget(String tName)

The width/height of the Gadget will be the width of the String so you will want to use a leading/trailing space.   The Gadget will be assigned to HyperView.viewBase;

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 public Gadget(HyperView,String)
String is the actual text that will be rendered on the Gadget.

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 public Gadget(String,int,int)
(Text,X,Y)
 Create the Gadget and place at X / Y.

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 public Gadget(String,int,int,Font)

(Text,X,Y,Font)
  Create the Gadget using String and places it at X / Y using tmpFont as its Font.

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 public Gadget(HyperView, String,int,int,int,int)

(X,Y,Width,Height)

  Create the Gadget using String and places it at X / Y and make it tWidth/tHeight in size.

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public Gadget(String tString,int pX,int pY,int tWidth,int tHeight)

(X,Y,Width,Height)

  Create the Gadget using String and places it at X / Y and make it tWidth/tHeight in size.

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public Gadget(Dispatch,String,int,int)

(Dispatch, Text,X,Y)

This one takes a Dispatch.class Object as an argument.

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public Gadget(HyperView,String,int,int)

(View,Text,X,Y)

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public Gadget(HyperView,String,int,int,Font)

(View,Text,X,Y,Font)

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public Gadget(HyperView,String,int,int,int,int,Font)

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public Gadget(HyperView tView,String tName,int pX,int pY,int tWidth,
int tHeight,int tGobFlags,int tGadFlags,Font tmpFont)

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public Gadget(HyperView tView,String tName,Titlebar,intpX,int pY,
int tWidth,int tHeight,int tGobFlags,int tGadFlags,Font tmpFont)

(View,Text,Titlebar,X,Y,Width,Height,GobFlags,GadgetFlags,Font)
This allows you to tweak the various flag bits. See HyperConstants.class

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