| java.lang.Object
 org.netbeans.modules.visualweb.designer.InlineEditor
org.netbeans.modules.visualweb.designer.FormComponentEditor
| FormComponentEditor | | class FormComponentEditor extends InlineEditor (Code) | | Editor for form components like buttons, text fields and text areas. These
are similar to AttributeInlineEditor in that an attribute value is being
edited (e.g. "value" for a button) but unlike AttributeInlineEditor components
such as StaticText, these components also -render- to attributes rather than
text nodes. Second, the visualization is a bit different; we cannot use the normal
caret support etc. since this content is not flow editable and we don't know
the internal position of a caret inside a text area for example. It uses an
inplace JTextField instead (or in the case of a text area, a JTextArea)
author:
Tor Norbye |
| inlineEditor | | protected JComponent inlineEditor(Code) | | The component being added to the designpane (temporarily) as an editing component -
usually a JTextField or a JTextArea, but possibly wrapped inside a JScrollPane
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| inlineTextEditor | | protected JTextComponent inlineTextEditor(Code) | | The actual text component serving as the editor - always a JTextComponent such as
a text field or a text area. This component may be wrapped in another in the
design surface (such as a scroll pane)
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| checkPosition | | public boolean checkPosition(DomPosition pos)(Code) | | |
| finish | | public void finish(boolean cancel)(Code) | | |
| invokeDeleteNextCharAction | | public void invokeDeleteNextCharAction(ActionEvent evt)(Code) | | |
| isDocumentEditor | | public boolean isDocumentEditor()(Code) | | |
| isEscaped | | public boolean isEscaped()(Code) | | |
| isMultiLine | | public boolean isMultiLine()(Code) | | |
| start | | public void start(boolean selectText, String initialEdit)(Code) | | |
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