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The source code/* * Sun Public License Notice * * The contents of this file are subject to the Sun Public License * Version 1.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in * compliance with the License. A copy of the License is available at * http://www.sun.com/ * * The Original Code is NetBeans. The Initial Developer of the Original * Code is Sun Microsystems, Inc. Portions Copyright 1997-2003 Sun * Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved. */ /* * PropertyDisplayer_Inline.java * Refactored from PropertyDisplayer.Inline to avoid making the class public * Created on December 13, 2003, 7:22 PM */ package org.openide.explorer.propertysheet; /** Basic interface for a property displayer which displays an inline * editor component, including methods for the various UI options * appropriate to such a component * @author Tim Boudreau */ interface PropertyDisplayer_Inline extends PropertyDisplayer { /** Set whether the instance should the custom editor button if * the property's property editor supports a custom editor */ public void setShowCustomEditorButton(boolean val); /** Determine if the custom editor button should be shown for properties * whose editors support custom editors. The default should be true */ public boolean isShowCustomEditorButton(); /** Set whether components should have borders as is typical for use * in a panel, or should show no borders, as is appropriate for uses * in tables and trees. This may also affect behavior on focus - * components with popup windows should show their popup immediately * on receiving focus if table ui has been set to true */ public void setTableUI (boolean val); /** Determine if the instance will show borders. The default should * be false */ public boolean isTableUI(); /** Set a threshold for editors which would normally be rendered as * a combo box - below the threshold number of possible values, a * panel containing radio buttons should be used; above it a combo * box should be used */ public void setRadioButtonMax(int max); /** Get the threshold number of components above which a combo box * should be used, and below which a panel containing radio buttons * should be used. Default should be 0. */ public int getRadioButtonMax(); /** Sets the policy for using labels. Certain types of inline editors, * notably checkboxes and radio button panels, are most usable if they * show the title of the property (in the case of radio buttons, using * TitledBorder, and in the case of checkboxes, as the checkbox * caption (which also serves to indicate keyboard focus in many look * and feels. If this value is true, the component supplied will * display the title of a component if the component is one that can * benefit from this. Setting this property to true does not guarantee * that a title will be displayed - that depends on the type of editor * used - for cases like combo boxes, proper alignment of labels with * combo boxes cannot be done automatically (taking into account the * other components on the form), but for cases like checkboxes and * radio buttons it is useful. If the component is indeed displaying * a lable, isTitleDisplayed() will return true. */ public void setUseLabels(boolean val); /** Determine if, in appropriate cases, the component should show the * title of the property being edited. The default is false. */ public boolean isUseLabels(); /** Returns true if isUseLabels() is true and the displayed component * does indeed show the title */ public boolean isTitleDisplayed(); /** Returns true if the displayer is set to use radio buttons for * boolean properties instead of a checkbox */ public boolean isRadioBoolean(); /** Set whether boolean properties should be represented by a checkbox * or a pair of radio buttons */ public void setRadioBoolean(boolean b); /** * If this ever becomes API, delete this method and find another way. * @return The ReusablePropertyEnv instance this displayer reconfigures on * the fly to display different properties */ public ReusablePropertyEnv getReusablePropertyEnv(); } |
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