oracle.jdeveloper.debugger.support

Class DebuggerWindowOptions.DebuggerWindowOptionsUseDefaults

java.lang.Object

oracle.jdeveloper.debugger.support.DebuggerWindowOptions.DebuggerWindowOptionsUseDefaults

All Implemented Interfaces:

DebuggerWindowOptions

Enclosing interface:

DebuggerWindowOptions

public static class DebuggerWindowOptions.DebuggerWindowOptionsUseDefaults
extends java.lang.Object
implements DebuggerWindowOptions

Methods of this class will never be called; it is purely a 'marker' class that, when returned, tells the debugger to use default values from another source rather than querying this class for any customized values.

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface oracle.jdeveloper.debugger.support.DebuggerWindowOptions

DebuggerWindowOptions.DebuggerWindowOptionsUseDefaults, DebuggerWindowOptions.WindowId

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface oracle.jdeveloper.debugger.support.DebuggerWindowOptions

DEFAULT

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
DebuggerWindowOptionsUseDefaults()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
DebuggerWindowColumnOptions	getColumnInfo(int zeroBasedColumnIndex) Return the column information for the column identified by the index.
int	getNumberOfColumns() Return the number of columns defined by this window.
javax.swing.Icon	getTabIcon() Return the icon to be used with this window
java.lang.String	getTabName() Return the tab name to be used when the window is displayed as a tabbed window
java.lang.String	getTitleName() Return the window name to be used when the windows is displayed as a floating window
boolean	isElementVisible(java.lang.String elementName) Called by the core debugger to get the visibility setting for an optional element.
boolean	isInitiallyVisible() Return whether the window should be initially visible.
void	setElementVisibility(java.lang.String elementName, boolean isVisible) If the core debugger defines optional attributes for a window, like a search box or drop-down thread selection list, the implementor can choose whether this element should be shown.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

DebuggerWindowOptionsUseDefaults

public DebuggerWindowOptionsUseDefaults()

Method Detail

getTabName

public java.lang.String getTabName()

Description copied from interface: DebuggerWindowOptions

Return the tab name to be used when the window is displayed as a tabbed window

Specified by:

getTabName in interface DebuggerWindowOptions

getTitleName

public java.lang.String getTitleName()

Description copied from interface: DebuggerWindowOptions

Return the window name to be used when the windows is displayed as a floating window

Specified by:

getTitleName in interface DebuggerWindowOptions

getTabIcon

public javax.swing.Icon getTabIcon()

Description copied from interface: DebuggerWindowOptions

Return the icon to be used with this window

Specified by:

getTabIcon in interface DebuggerWindowOptions

getNumberOfColumns

public int getNumberOfColumns()

Description copied from interface: DebuggerWindowOptions

Return the number of columns defined by this window. Should not be different than the number defined by the core debuggers implemenation; there can be dummy / unused columns but each column defined in the core debugger should have a corresponding column in each implementor.

Specified by:

getNumberOfColumns in interface DebuggerWindowOptions

getColumnInfo

public DebuggerWindowColumnOptions getColumnInfo(int zeroBasedColumnIndex)

Description copied from interface: DebuggerWindowOptions

Return the column information for the column identified by the index. Indexes are based on the core debugger's column ordering and should be returned accordingly; if an implementor wants to reorder the columns, then the ordering attributes of the indiviudal DebuggerWindowColumnOptions can be set as desired.

Specified by:

getColumnInfo in interface DebuggerWindowOptions

setElementVisibility

public void setElementVisibility(java.lang.String elementName,
                                 boolean isVisible)

Description copied from interface: DebuggerWindowOptions

If the core debugger defines optional attributes for a window, like a search box or drop-down thread selection list, the implementor can choose whether this element should be shown. Element name constants are defined by the debugger windows that support optional elements.

Specified by:

setElementVisibility in interface DebuggerWindowOptions

isElementVisible

public boolean isElementVisible(java.lang.String elementName)

Description copied from interface: DebuggerWindowOptions

Called by the core debugger to get the visibility setting for an optional element.

Specified by:

isElementVisible in interface DebuggerWindowOptions

See Also:

DebuggerWindowOptions.setElementVisibility(String, boolean)

isInitiallyVisible

public boolean isInitiallyVisible()

Description copied from interface: DebuggerWindowOptions

Return whether the window should be initially visible. The core debugger will perform other tests (such as checking for a debugging layout being currently shown) before calling this method; so returning false will always cause the window to not be initially visible, but returning true will not make the window initially visible if other checks made by the core debugger return false.

Specified by:

isInitiallyVisible in interface DebuggerWindowOptions