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Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

org.eclipse.jface.action
Class ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback


java.lang.Object
  extended by 
org.eclipse.jface.action.ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback
All Implemented Interfaces:
ExternalActionManager.IBindingManagerCallback, ExternalActionManager.ICallback, ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback, IBindingManagerListener
Enclosing class:
ExternalActionManager

public static class ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback
extends Object
implements IBindingManagerListener, ExternalActionManager.IBindingManagerCallback, ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback

A simple implementation of the ICallback mechanism that simply takes a BindingManager and a CommandManager.

Note: this class is not intended to be subclassed by clients.

Since:
3.1

Constructor Summary
ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback ( BindingManager bindingManager, CommandManager commandManager)
          Constructs a new instance of CommandCallback with the workbench it should be using.
ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback ( BindingManager bindingManager, CommandManager commandManager, ExternalActionManager.IActiveChecker activeChecker)
          Constructs a new instance of CommandCallback with the workbench it should be using.
ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback ( BindingManager bindingManager, CommandManager commandManager, ExternalActionManager.IActiveChecker activeChecker, ExternalActionManager.IExecuteApplicable checker)
          Constructs a new instance of CommandCallback with the workbench it should be using.
 
Method Summary
 void addPropertyChangeListener ( String commandId, IPropertyChangeListener listener)
           Adds a listener to the object referenced by identifier.
 void bindingManagerChanged ( BindingManagerEvent event)
          Notifies that attributes inside an instance of BindingManager have changed.
  Integer getAccelerator ( String commandId)
          An accessor for the accelerator associated with the item indicated by the identifier.
  String getAcceleratorText ( String commandId)
          An accessor for the accelerator text associated with the item indicated by the identifier.
  TriggerSequence[] getActiveBindingsFor ( String commandId)
          Returns the active bindings for a particular command identifier.
 boolean isAcceleratorInUse (int accelerator)
          Checks to see whether the given accelerator is being used by some other mechanism (outside of the menus controlled by JFace).
 boolean isActive ( String commandId)
          Checks whether the item matching this identifier is active.
 void notDefined ( IAction action, NotDefinedException exception)
          Fires a NotDefinedException because the action was not defined.
 void notEnabled ( IAction action, NotEnabledException exception)
          Fires a NotEnabledException because the action was not enabled.
 void postExecuteFailure ( IAction action, ExecutionException exception)
          Creates an ExecutionException when the action returned a failure.
 void postExecuteSuccess ( IAction action, Object returnValue)
          Fires an execution event when the action returned a success.
 void preExecute ( IAction action, Event event)
          Fires an execution event before an action is run.
 void removePropertyChangeListener ( String commandId, IPropertyChangeListener listener)
          Removes a listener from the object referenced by identifier.
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang. Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Constructor Detail

ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback

public ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback(
BindingManager bindingManager,
                                             
CommandManager commandManager)
Constructs a new instance of CommandCallback with the workbench it should be using. All commands will be considered active.

Parameters:
bindingManager - The binding manager which will provide the callback; must not be null.
commandManager - The command manager which will provide the callback; must not be null.
Since:
3.1

ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback

public ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback(
BindingManager bindingManager,
                                             
CommandManager commandManager,
                                             
ExternalActionManager.IActiveChecker activeChecker)
Constructs a new instance of CommandCallback with the workbench it should be using.

Parameters:
bindingManager - The binding manager which will provide the callback; must not be null.
commandManager - The command manager which will provide the callback; must not be null.
activeChecker - The callback mechanism for checking whether a command is active; must not be null.
Since:
3.1

ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback

public ExternalActionManager.CommandCallback(
BindingManager bindingManager,
                                             
CommandManager commandManager,
                                             
ExternalActionManager.IActiveChecker activeChecker,
                                             
ExternalActionManager.IExecuteApplicable checker)
Constructs a new instance of CommandCallback with the workbench it should be using.

Parameters:
bindingManager - The binding manager which will provide the callback; must not be null.
commandManager - The command manager which will provide the callback; must not be null.
activeChecker - The callback mechanism for checking whether a command is active; must not be null.
checker - The callback to check if an IAction should fire execution events.
Since:
3.4
Method Detail

addPropertyChangeListener

public final void addPropertyChangeListener(
String commandId,
                                            
IPropertyChangeListener listener)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.ICallback

Adds a listener to the object referenced by identifier. This listener will be notified if a property of the item is to be changed. This identifier is specific to mechanism being used. In the case of the Eclipse workbench, this is the command identifier.

Has no effect if an identical listener has already been added for the identifier.

Specified by:
addPropertyChangeListener in interface ExternalActionManager.ICallback
Parameters:
commandId - The identifier of the item to which the listener should be attached; must not be null.
listener - The listener to be added; must not be null.
See Also:
ExternalActionManager.ICallback.addPropertyChangeListener(String, IPropertyChangeListener)

bindingManagerChanged

public final void bindingManagerChanged(
BindingManagerEvent event)
Description copied from interface: IBindingManagerListener
Notifies that attributes inside an instance of BindingManager have changed. Specific details are described in the BindingManagerEvent. Changes in the binding manager can cause the set of defined or active schemes or bindings to change.

Specified by:
bindingManagerChanged in interface IBindingManagerListener
Parameters:
event - the binding manager event. Guaranteed not to be null.

getAccelerator

public final 
Integer getAccelerator(
String commandId)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.ICallback
An accessor for the accelerator associated with the item indicated by the identifier. This identifier is specific to mechanism being used. In the case of the Eclipse workbench, this is the command identifier.

Specified by:
getAccelerator in interface ExternalActionManager.ICallback
Parameters:
commandId - The identifier of the item from which the accelerator should be obtained ; must not be null.
Returns:
An integer representation of the accelerator. This is the same accelerator format used by SWT.
See Also:
ExternalActionManager.ICallback.getAccelerator(String)

getAcceleratorText

public final 
String getAcceleratorText(
String commandId)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.ICallback
An accessor for the accelerator text associated with the item indicated by the identifier. This identifier is specific to mechanism being used. In the case of the Eclipse workbench, this is the command identifier.

Specified by:
getAcceleratorText in interface ExternalActionManager.ICallback
Parameters:
commandId - The identifier of the item from which the accelerator text should be obtained ; must not be null.
Returns:
A string representation of the accelerator. This is the string representation that should be displayed to the user.
See Also:
ExternalActionManager.ICallback.getAcceleratorText(String)

getActiveBindingsFor

public final 
TriggerSequence[] getActiveBindingsFor(
String commandId)
Returns the active bindings for a particular command identifier.

Specified by:
getActiveBindingsFor in interface ExternalActionManager.IBindingManagerCallback
Parameters:
commandId - The identifier of the command whose bindings are requested. This argument may be null. It is assumed that the command has no parameters.
Returns:
The array of active triggers (TriggerSequence) for a particular command identifier. This value is guaranteed not to be null, but it may be empty.
Since:
3.2

isAcceleratorInUse

public final boolean isAcceleratorInUse(int accelerator)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.ICallback
Checks to see whether the given accelerator is being used by some other mechanism (outside of the menus controlled by JFace). This is used to keep JFace from trying to grab accelerators away from someone else.

Specified by:
isAcceleratorInUse in interface ExternalActionManager.ICallback
Parameters:
accelerator - The accelerator to check -- in SWT's internal accelerator format.
Returns:
true if the accelerator is already being used and shouldn't be used again; false otherwise.
See Also:
ExternalActionManager.ICallback.isAcceleratorInUse(int)

isActive

public final boolean isActive(
String commandId)
Checks whether the item matching this identifier is active. This is used to decide whether a contribution item with this identifier should be made visible. An inactive item is not visible. Calling this method with an undefined command id will generate a log message.

Specified by:
isActive in interface ExternalActionManager.ICallback
Parameters:
commandId - The identifier of the item from which the active state should be retrieved; must not be null.
Returns:
true if the item is active; false otherwise.

removePropertyChangeListener

public final void removePropertyChangeListener(
String commandId,
                                               
IPropertyChangeListener listener)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.ICallback
Removes a listener from the object referenced by identifier. This identifier is specific to mechanism being used. In the case of the Eclipse workbench, this is the command identifier.

Specified by:
removePropertyChangeListener in interface ExternalActionManager.ICallback
Parameters:
commandId - The identifier of the item to from the listener should be removed; must not be null.
listener - The listener to be removed; must not be null.
See Also:
ExternalActionManager.ICallback.removePropertyChangeListener(String, IPropertyChangeListener)

preExecute

public void preExecute(
IAction action,
                       
Event event)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Fires an execution event before an action is run.

Specified by:
preExecute in interface ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Parameters:
action - The action contribution that requires an execution event to be fired. Cannot be null.
event - The SWT Event, may be null.
Since:
3.4

postExecuteSuccess

public void postExecuteSuccess(
IAction action,
                               
Object returnValue)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Fires an execution event when the action returned a success.

Specified by:
postExecuteSuccess in interface ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Parameters:
action - The action contribution that requires an execution event to be fired. Cannot be null.
returnValue - The command's result, may be null.
Since:
3.4

postExecuteFailure

public void postExecuteFailure(
IAction action,
                               
ExecutionException exception)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Creates an ExecutionException when the action returned a failure.

Specified by:
postExecuteFailure in interface ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Parameters:
action - The action contribution that caused the exception, never null.
exception - The ExecutionException, never null.
Since:
3.4

notDefined

public void notDefined(
IAction action,
                       
NotDefinedException exception)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Fires a NotDefinedException because the action was not defined.

Specified by:
notDefined in interface ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Parameters:
action - The action contribution that caused the exception, never null.
exception - The NotDefinedException, never null.
Since:
3.4

notEnabled

public void notEnabled(
IAction action,
                       
NotEnabledException exception)
Description copied from interface: ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Fires a NotEnabledException because the action was not enabled.

Specified by:
notEnabled in interface ExternalActionManager.IExecuteCallback
Parameters:
action - The action contribution that caused the exception, never null.
exception - The NotEnabledException, never null.
Since:
3.4

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