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Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

org.eclipse.swt.custom
Interface MovementListener

All Superinterfaces:
EventListener, org.eclipse.swt.internal.SWTEventListener

public interface MovementListener
extends org.eclipse.swt.internal.SWTEventListener

This listener is invoked when a new offset is required based on the current offset and a movement type.

Since:
3.3
See Also:
SWT.MOVEMENT_WORD, SWT.MOVEMENT_WORD_END, SWT.MOVEMENT_WORD_START, SWT.MOVEMENT_CHAR, SWT.MOVEMENT_CLUSTER

Method Summary
 void getNextOffset ( MovementEvent event)
          This method is called when a new offset is required based on the current offset and a movement type.
 void getPreviousOffset ( MovementEvent event)
          This method is called when a new offset is required based on the current offset and a movement type.
 

Method Detail

getNextOffset

void getNextOffset(
MovementEvent event)
This method is called when a new offset is required based on the current offset and a movement type.

The following event fields are used:

  • event.lineOffset line start offset (input)
  • event.lineText line text (input)
  • event.movement the movement type (input)
  • event.offset the current offset (input)
  • event.newOffset the new offset (input, output)

Parameters:
event - the event
See Also:
MovementEvent, StyledText.addWordMovementListener(MovementListener)

getPreviousOffset

void getPreviousOffset(
MovementEvent event)
This method is called when a new offset is required based on the current offset and a movement type.

The following event fields are used:

  • event.lineOffset line start offset (input)
  • event.lineText line text (input)
  • event.movement the movement type (input)
  • event.offset the current offset (input)
  • event.newOffset the new offset (input, output)

Parameters:
event - the event
See Also:
MovementEvent, StyledText.addWordMovementListener(MovementListener)

Eclipse Platform
Release 3.5

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