The builtin UI actions can be fired any time within your own code. The following example shows how to call the setVisible, collapse/expand and adTreeNode/removeTreeNode method within an own action implementation.
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| See class com.jaxfront.demo.api.ChangeState |
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| language | java |
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public class ChangeState extends AbstractAction { |
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private boolean _visible = true; |
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private boolean _collapse = false; |
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private boolean _treeNode = false; |
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public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent event) { |
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Document dom = (Document)getValue(XUITypes.VALUE_DOM); |
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Type source = (Type)getValue(XUITypes.VALUE_SOURCE); |
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String actionName = event.getActionCommand(); |
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Type target = source.getParent().getDirectChild("list"); |
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Visualizer targetVisualizer = TypeVisualizerFactory.getInstance().getVisualizer(target); |
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if (actionName.equals("visibility")) { |
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targetVisualizer.setVisible(_visible); |
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else if (actionName.equals("collapse")) { |
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if (_collapse) ((AbstractView)targetVisualizer.getInplementation()).getBorderPanel().collapseInitially(); |
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else ((AbstractView)targetVisualizer.getInplementation()).getBorderPanel().expandInitially(); |
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else if (actionName.equals("treeNode")) { |
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if (_treeNode) ((AbstractView)targetVisualizer.getInplementation()).addTreeNode(true); |
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else ((AbstractView)targetVisualizer.getInplementation()).removeTreeNode(true); |
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