oracle.ide.controls.elementtree
Class ElementTreeViewAdapter

java.lang.Object
  oracle.ide.controls.elementtree.ElementTreeViewAdapter

public final class ElementTreeViewAdapter
extends java.lang.Object

This class facilitates the integration of an ElementTree in a View. A typical usage for a view would be to have a private instance:

  private ElementTreeViewAdapter _elementTreeViewAdapter;

That instance is initialized in the getGUI():

 public Component getGUI() {
   if (_ui == null) {
     _elementTreeViewAdapter = new ElementTreeViewAdapter(this, rootElement);
     _ui = _elementTreeViewAdapter.getComponent();
   }
   return _ui;
 }
 

To handle the selection, add the following method to your view:

 protected final Element[] getSelectionFromUI() {
   return _elementTreeViewAdapter.getSelectionFromUI();
 }

Constructor Summary

ElementTreeViewAdapter(View view, Element rootElement)

Method Summary

javax.swing.JComponent	getComponent()
ElementTree	getElementTree() Get or create the ElementTree.
Element[]	getSelectionFromUI() This method can be called directly from your View.getSelectionFromUI():
void	setDragAction(int action)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

ElementTreeViewAdapter

public ElementTreeViewAdapter(View view,
                              Element rootElement)

Method Detail

getElementTree

public ElementTree getElementTree()

Get or create the ElementTree. You should use getComponent() if you intend to create the UI.

getComponent

public javax.swing.JComponent getComponent()

Returns:

The ElementTree hosted in a JScrollPane

getSelectionFromUI

public Element[] getSelectionFromUI()

This method can be called directly from your View.getSelectionFromUI():

 protected final Element[] getSelectionFromUI() {
   return _elementTreeViewAdapter.getSelectionFromUI();
 }

Returns:

the selected elements.

setDragAction

public void setDragAction(int action)