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org.eclipse.swt.browser
Class VisibilityWindowAdapter

java.lang.Object
  org.eclipse.swt.browser.VisibilityWindowAdapter

All Implemented Interfaces:

EventListener, org.eclipse.swt.internal.SWTEventListener, VisibilityWindowListener

public abstract class VisibilityWindowAdapter

extends Object

implements VisibilityWindowListener

This adapter class provides default implementations for the methods described by the VisibilityWindowListener interface.

Classes that wish to deal with WindowEvent's can extend this class and override only the methods which they are interested in.

Since:

3.0

Constructor Summary

VisibilityWindowAdapter()

Method Summary

void	hide(WindowEvent event) This method is called when the window hosting a Browser is requested to be hidden.
void	show(WindowEvent event) This method is called when the window hosting a Browser is requested to be displayed.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

VisibilityWindowAdapter

public VisibilityWindowAdapter()

Method Detail

hide

public void hide(WindowEvent event)

Description copied from interface: VisibilityWindowListener

This method is called when the window hosting a Browser is requested to be hidden. Application would typically hide the Shell that hosts the Browser.

The following fields in the WindowEvent apply:

• (in) widget the Browser that needs to be hidden

Specified by:

hide in interface VisibilityWindowListener

Parameters:

event - the WindowEvent that specifies the Browser that needs to be hidden

See Also:

Shell.setVisible(boolean)

show

public void show(WindowEvent event)

Description copied from interface: VisibilityWindowListener

This method is called when the window hosting a Browser is requested to be displayed. Application would typically set the location and the size of the Shell that hosts the Browser, if a particular location and size are specified. The application would then open that Shell.

The following fields in the WindowEvent apply:

• (in) widget the Browser to display
• (in) location the requested location for the Shell hosting the browser. It is null if no location is set.
• (in) size the requested size for the Browser. The client area of the Shell hosting the Browser should be large enough to accomodate that size. It is null if no size is set.

Specified by:

show in interface VisibilityWindowListener

Parameters:

event - the WindowEvent that specifies the Browser that needs to be displayed

See Also:

Control.setLocation(org.eclipse.swt.graphics.Point), Control.setSize(org.eclipse.swt.graphics.Point), Shell.open()