ro.sync.ecss.component.editor

Class PopupCheckBoxEditor

java.lang.Object

ro.sync.ecss.extensions.api.editor.AbstractInplaceEditor

ro.sync.ecss.component.editor.PopupCheckBoxEditor

All Implemented Interfaces:

InplaceEditor, Extension

@API(type=INTERNAL,
     src=PUBLIC)
public class PopupCheckBoxEditor
extends AbstractInplaceEditor

A panel with checkboxes that can be used to render boolean values but also lists of values.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
protected static ro.sync.exml.MessageBundle	messages The messages resource bundle.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
PopupCheckBoxEditor() Constructor.

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	cancelEditing() Cancels the editing process.
java.lang.String	getDescription()
java.lang.Object	getEditorComponent(AuthorInplaceContext context, Rectangle allocation, Point mouseLocation) Prepare and return the editor component.
Rectangle	getScrollRectangle() Returns a rectangle that should be made visible after the editor is shown.
java.lang.Object	getValue() Gets the value that the user entered.
void	requestFocus() Requests focus inside the editing component.
void	stopEditing() Stops the editing and commits the current value.

Methods inherited from class ro.sync.ecss.extensions.api.editor.AbstractInplaceEditor

addEditingListener, fireCommitValue, fireEditingCanceled, fireEditingOccured, fireEditingStopped, fireNextEditLocationRequested, firePreviousEditLocationRequested, getBoolean, removeEditingListener

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

messages

protected static final ro.sync.exml.MessageBundle messages

The messages resource bundle.

Constructor Detail

PopupCheckBoxEditor

public PopupCheckBoxEditor()

Constructor.

Method Detail

getDescription

public java.lang.String getDescription()

Returns:

The description of the extension.

See Also:

Extension.getDescription()

getEditorComponent

public java.lang.Object getEditorComponent(AuthorInplaceContext context,
                                  Rectangle allocation,
                                  Point mouseLocation)

Description copied from interface: InplaceEditor

Prepare and return the editor component.

Parameters:

context - The context where the editor will be used.

allocation - The bounds where the editor will be shown. This is normally the bounds of the box in which the value being edited is rendered. If the editor requires to be presented in different bounds it should alter this parameter. The X,Y coordinates are relative to the parent in which the editor will be added.

mouseLocation - if the editor was requested using the mouse this parameter represents the X,Y location where the event took place. It is relative to the parent in which the editor will be added. null if the editor wasn't requested through mouse interaction.

OBS: This is the very first call received by an editor. This ensures that the editor is properly initialized for the subsequent calls (like a InplaceEditor.requestFocus() call).
OBS: An editor implementation will have to add listeners onto itself like:

• a KeyListener for handling key events like: ENTER to stop editing (by calling InplaceEditingListener.editingStopped(EditingEvent)) and ESCAPE to cancel it (by calling InplaceEditingListener.editingCanceled()).
• a FocusListener to stop editing when the focus is given to a component that is not part of the editor (by calling InplaceEditingListener.editingStopped(EditingEvent)).
• a DocumentListener to fire InplaceEditingListener.editingOccured() events (If the editor has a document).

Returns:

The component that performs the editing. For the Standalone distribution this should be a java.awt.JComponent implementation. For the Eclipse plugin distribution, an org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Control is expected.

See Also:

InplaceEditor.getEditorComponent(ro.sync.ecss.extensions.api.editor.AuthorInplaceContext, ro.sync.exml.view.graphics.Rectangle, ro.sync.exml.view.graphics.Point)

requestFocus

public void requestFocus()

Description copied from interface: InplaceEditor

Requests focus inside the editing component.

See Also:

InplaceEditor.requestFocus()

getValue

public java.lang.Object getValue()

Description copied from interface: InplaceEditor

Gets the value that the user entered.

Returns:

The value that the user entered.

See Also:

InplaceEditor.getValue()

stopEditing

public void stopEditing()

Description copied from interface: InplaceEditor

Stops the editing and commits the current value. The editor should release any held resources and notify InplaceEditingListener.editingStopped(EditingEvent). OBS: The current value will be committed only if at least one InplaceEditingListener.editingOccured() event was issued before this moment.

See Also:

InplaceEditor.stopEditing()

cancelEditing

public void cancelEditing()

Description copied from interface: InplaceEditor

Cancels the editing process. The editor should release any held resources and notify InplaceEditingListener.editingCanceled().

See Also:

InplaceEditor.cancelEditing()

getScrollRectangle

public Rectangle getScrollRectangle()

Description copied from interface: InplaceEditor

Returns a rectangle that should be made visible after the editor is shown. The coordinate should be relative to the editor itself. The default behavior is to make the entire editor visible but if the editor is bigger than the viewport the visible part might not be the right one. For example is the editor is a text field the caret might not be visible. This is when this method is useful. The caret rectangle should be returned so that the part of the editor with the caret is presented.

Returns:

A rectangle to be made visible or null to make the entire editor visible.

See Also:

InplaceEditor.getScrollRectangle()