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Java Tutorial » Swing Event » Action

15. 3. 1. AbstractAction Lookup Property Keys

One complexity-busting side effect when using AbstractAction is that it lets you disable the Action with setEnabled(false), which, in turn, will disable all components created from it.

Constant	Description
NAME	Action name, used as button label
SMALL_ICON	Icon for the Action, used as button label
SHORT_DESCRIPTION	Short description of the Action; could be used as tooltip text, but not by default
LONG_DESCRIPTION	Long description of the Action; could be used for accessibility (see Chapter 22)
ACCELERATOR	KeyStroke string; can be used as the accelerator for the Action
ACTION_COMMAND_KEY	InputMap key; maps to the Action in the ActionMap of the associated JComponent
MNEMONIC_KEY	Key code; can be used as mnemonic for action
DEFAULT	Unused constant that could be used for your own property

15. 3. Action
	15. 3. 1.	AbstractAction Lookup Property Keys
	15. 3. 2.	Creating an Action
	15. 3. 3.	Action Usage Example
	15. 3. 4.	extends AbstractAction
	15. 3. 5.	Disable an Action
	15. 3. 6.	Get and set Action Command
	15. 3. 7.	Register action
	15. 3. 8.	ActionMap javax.swing.JComponent.getActionMap()
	15. 3. 9.	Map actions with keystrokes
	15. 3. 10.	Enabling an Action
	15. 3. 11.	Listing the Actions in a Component

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