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01:        package org.wings.event;
02:
03:        import org.wings.SPoint;
04:        import org.wings.SComponent;
05:
06:        import java.util.EventObject;
07:
08:        /**
09:         * A 'virtual' mouse event. To convert the inner <code>SPoint</code> to a sensefule meaning you should use the
10:         * according converions methods like {@link org.wings.STree#rowAtPoint(org.wings.SPoint)} or
11:         * {@link org.wings.STable#columnAtPoint(org.wings.SPoint)} .
12:         *
13:         * @author hengels
14:         * @author Benjamin Schmid <B.Schmid@exxcellent.de>
15:         */
16:        public class SMouseEvent extends EventObject {
17:            protected int id;
18:            protected boolean consumed;
19:            protected SComponent component;
20:            protected SPoint point;
21:
22:            /**
23:             * Constructs a new mouse event
24:             * @param component source component
25:             * @param id id
26:             * @param point An SPoint. Intepretation is component dependent.
27:             */
28:            public SMouseEvent(SComponent component, int id, SPoint point) {
29:                super (component);
30:                this .component = component;
31:                this .id = id;
32:                this .point = point;
33:            }
34:
35:            public int getId() {
36:                return id;
37:            }
38:
39:            /**
40:             * Denotes if this event was already consumed.
41:             * @return <code>true</code> if the mouse event was consumed an no furter event processing should occur.
42:             */
43:            public boolean isConsumed() {
44:                return consumed;
45:            }
46:
47:            /**
48:             * Call of this method inhibits the further dispatching of this mouse event.
49:             * I.e. if you want to avoid the default actions for a mouse click (like call of
50:             * normal table cell editor.
51:             */
52:            public void consume() {
53:                consumed = true;
54:            }
55:
56:            /**
57:             * Gets the mouse event source component
58:             * @return The mouse event source component
59:             */
60:            public SComponent getComponent() {
61:                return component;
62:            }
63:
64:            /**
65:             * Sets the mouse event source component.
66:             * @param component The mouse event source component
67:             */
68:            public void setComponent(SComponent component) {
69:                this .component = component;
70:            }
71:
72:            /**
73:             * The object denoting where inside the source component a mouse click occured.
74:             * @return An virtual mouse click point. Intepretation is component dependent.
75:             */
76:            public SPoint getPoint() {
77:                return point;
78:            }
79:
80:            /**
81:             * The object denoting where inside the source component a mouse click occured.
82:             * @param  point An virtual mouse click point. Intepretation is component dependent.
83:             */
84:            public void setPoint(SPoint point) {
85:                this .point = point;
86:            }
87:
88:            public String toString() {
89:                return getClass().getName() + "[" + point + "] on "
90:                        + component.getName();
91:            }
92:        }
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