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Class MultiPropertyChangeEvent

java.lang.Object
  extended by java.util.EventObject
      extended by java.beans.PropertyChangeEvent
          extended by org.openide.src.MultiPropertyChangeEvent
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable

public class MultiPropertyChangeEvent
extends PropertyChangeEvent

This class is much like the ordinary PropertyChange event, but refines the message so it carry diff between the old and the new contents. There are several operations that can be made on a multivalued property:

ADD operation only introduces new items. For ordered multivalued properties, there's a index array with positions for each newly inserted element.
REMOVE only mentiones elements that are being removed.
CHANGE event specifies what items are being removed and what are replacing them.
REORDER can specify:
Note: this event is not particularly useful for indexed properties with primitive values since the values does not have an identity and would need to be converted to wrapper Objects which is not cheap anyway.

Since:
24/11/2000
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Serialized Form

Field Summary
static int TYPE_ADD
          Items are being added to the container.
static int TYPE_COMPOUND
          Compound event, resulting from a generic change and comparisons
static int TYPE_MODIFY
          Items are being replaced.
static int TYPE_REMOVE
          Items are being removed from the container.
static int TYPE_REORDER
          Items are being reordered.
 
Fields inherited from class java.util.EventObject
source
 
Constructor Summary
MultiPropertyChangeEvent(Object source, String propName, Object oldVal, Object newVal)
           
 
Method Summary
protected  void checkUninitialized()
           
 Collection getAffectedItems()
          Returns items affected by the operation.
 Collection getComponents()
           
 int getEventType()
           
 int[] getIndices()
          Returns array of relevant indices.
 Iterator getIterator()
          Returns iterator over partial operations collection in a compound change event.
 int[] getPermutation()
          Returns the permutation that describes the REORDER operation.
 Collection getReplacement()
          Returns items that will replace getAffectedItems() in the container.
 void makeCompound(Collection partialChanges, int[] offsets)
           
 void makeInsertion(Collection items, int[] indices)
           
 void makeRemoval(Collection items)
           
 void makeRemoval(Collection items, int[] indices)
           
 void makeReorder(int[] permutation)
           
 void makeReplacement(Collection old, Collection n, int[] indices)
           
 
Methods inherited from class java.beans.PropertyChangeEvent
getNewValue, getOldValue, getPropagationId, getPropertyName, setPropagationId
 
Methods inherited from class java.util.EventObject
getSource, toString
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
 

Field Detail

TYPE_ADD

public static final int TYPE_ADD
Items are being added to the container.

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Constant Field Values

TYPE_REMOVE

public static final int TYPE_REMOVE
Items are being removed from the container.

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Constant Field Values

TYPE_MODIFY

public static final int TYPE_MODIFY
Items are being replaced.

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Constant Field Values

TYPE_REORDER

public static final int TYPE_REORDER
Items are being reordered.

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Constant Field Values

TYPE_COMPOUND

public static final int TYPE_COMPOUND
Compound event, resulting from a generic change and comparisons

See Also:
Constant Field Values
Constructor Detail

MultiPropertyChangeEvent

public MultiPropertyChangeEvent(Object source,
                                String propName,
                                Object oldVal,
                                Object newVal)
Method Detail

makeInsertion

public void makeInsertion(Collection items,
                          int[] indices)

makeRemoval

public void makeRemoval(Collection items,
                        int[] indices)

makeRemoval

public void makeRemoval(Collection items)

makeReorder

public void makeReorder(int[] permutation)

makeReplacement

public void makeReplacement(Collection old,
                            Collection n,
                            int[] indices)

makeCompound

public void makeCompound(Collection partialChanges,
                         int[] offsets)

checkUninitialized

protected void checkUninitialized()

getAffectedItems

public Collection getAffectedItems()
Returns items affected by the operation. For add and remove operations, these are items added to or removed from the container, respectively. For change operation, the collection contains items that are being replaced in the container.

Returns:
collection of affected items. The collection is read-only.

getComponents

public Collection getComponents()

getReplacement

public Collection getReplacement()
                          throws IllegalStateException
Returns items that will replace getAffectedItems() in the container.

Returns:
r/o collection of new items that are being inserted in the container.
Throws:
IllegalStateException

getPermutation

public int[] getPermutation()
                     throws IllegalStateException
Returns the permutation that describes the REORDER operation.

Returns:
array of item's indexes in the new property's state. The array is indexed by positions in the old state.
Throws:
IllegalStateException - if the event is not REORDER type.

getIndices

public int[] getIndices()
Returns array of relevant indices. For ADD operation, these are indexes which the elements are inserted at (0-based, one position beyond item count permitted). for REMOVE operation, indices are indexes to elements which are to be removed (indexes are computed prior to the removing any of the affected items). For MODIFY operation, this represents positions of elements which were replaced by another ones. Last, REORDER operation uses indices as a permutation that describes the reorder operation.

Returns:
array of (integer) indices

getEventType

public final int getEventType()

getIterator

public Iterator getIterator()
Returns iterator over partial operations collection in a compound change event. If the event is simple, the returned iterator will return the event itself.


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