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Ligne n°34 : ... as buttons ??? can be operated with the keyboard. For a key press to- Ligne n°35 : affect a component, the component must have the keyboard focus.
Ligne n°99 : ... component's window, which is not always possible. As of JDK 1.4, you- Ligne n°100 : should instead use the requestFocusInWindow method, which does not
Ligne n°101 : attempt to make the component's window focused. The method returns a ...
Ligne n°128 : ... traversal policy. For more details see Customizing Focus Traversal.- Ligne n°129 : * A component must to be prevented from losing focus, or you need to
- Ligne n°129 : * A component must to be prevented from losing focus, or you need to
Ligne n°130 : check a value in a component before it loses focus. Input ...
Ligne n°132 : ... * A custom component is not getting the focus. To fix this issue, you- Ligne n°133 : need to make sure that it satisfies all the requirements outlined
Ligne n°134 : in Making a Custom Component Focusable. ...- Ligne n°162 : JWindow and focus: To use a JWindow component in your GUI, you should
Ligne n°163 : know that the JWindow component's owning frame must be visible in order ...
Ligne n°162 : ... JWindow and focus: To use a JWindow component in your GUI, you should- Ligne n°163 : know that the JWindow component's owning frame must be visible in order
Ligne n°164 : for any components in the window to get the focus. By default, if you ...- Ligne n°319 : //This method checks input, but should cause no side effects.
Ligne n°320 : public boolean verify(JComponent input) { ...
Ligne n°335 : ... } else {- Ligne n°336 : return true; //should not happen
Ligne n°337 : } ...
Ligne n°408 : ... does nothing else. The verify method exists only to determine whether- Ligne n°409 : the input is valid ??? it should never bring up a dialog-box or cause
Ligne n°410 : any other side effects. The shouldYieldFocus method calls verify and, ...- Ligne n°429 : For a component to gain the focus, it must satisfy three requirements:
Ligne n°430 : it must be visible, enabled, and focusable. An input map may also be ...
Ligne n°429 : ... For a component to gain the focus, it must satisfy three requirements:- Ligne n°430 : it must be visible, enabled, and focusable. An input map may also be
Ligne n°431 : given. For more information about input map, read How to Use Key ...
Ligne n°444 : ... focusable. If you explicitly give your component key bindings in its- Ligne n°445 : WHEN_FOCUSED input map, you do not need to call the setFocusable
Ligne n°446 : method. ...- Ligne n°579 : In some situations an application may need to track which component has
Ligne n°580 : the focus. This information might be used to dynamically update menus ...
Ligne n°580 : ... the focus. This information might be used to dynamically update menus- Ligne n°581 : or perhaps a status bar. If you need to track the focus only on
Ligne n°582 : specific components, it may make sense to implement a focus event ...- Ligne n°690 : There are several situations in which you need to make focus requests
Ligne n°691 : after all other changes that might affect the focus applies to: ...
Ligne n°720 : ... isRequestFocusEnabled()- Ligne n°721 : (in JComponent) Sets or checks on whether this component should get the
Ligne n°722 : focus. Setting the setRequestFocusEnabled to false typically prevents ...
Ligne n°731 : ... isFocusable() Sets or gets the focusable state of the component. A- Ligne n°732 : component must be focusable in order to gain the focus. When a
Ligne n°733 : component has been removed from the focus cycle with ...
Ligne n°736 : ... can be run by users employing assistive technologies.- Ligne n°737 : requestFocusInWindow() Requests that this component should get the
Ligne n°738 : focus. The component's window must be the current focused window. For ...
Ligne n°737 : ... requestFocusInWindow() Requests that this component should get the- Ligne n°738 : focus. The component's window must be the current focused window. For
Ligne n°739 : this request to be granted a subclass of JComponent must be visible, ...
Ligne n°738 : ... focus. The component's window must be the current focused window. For- Ligne n°739 : this request to be granted a subclass of JComponent must be visible,
Ligne n°740 : enabled, and focusable, and have an input map for this request to be ...
Ligne n°740 : ... enabled, and focusable, and have an input map for this request to be- Ligne n°741 : granted. It should not be assumed that the component has the focus
Ligne n°742 : until it fires a FOCUS_GAINED event. This method is preferred to the ...
Ligne n°755 : ... KeyboardFocusManager.DOWN_CYCLE_TRAVERSAL_KEYS. If you set the- Ligne n°756 : UP_CYCLE_TRAVERSAL_KEYS or the DOWN_CYCLE_TRAVERSAL_KEYS, you must also
Ligne n°757 : invoke setImplicitDownCycleTraversal(false) on the focus traversal ...
Ligne n°764 : ... getComponentAfter(Container, Component) Given the component that is- Ligne n°765 : passed as input, returns the component that should next have the focus.
Ligne n°766 : getComponentBefore(Container, Component) Given the component that is ...
Ligne n°766 : ... getComponentBefore(Container, Component) Given the component that is- Ligne n°767 : passed as input, returns the component that should have the focus
Ligne n°768 : before this component. The method is used for backward tabbing. ...
Ligne n°770 : ... (in javax.swing.SortingFocusTraversalPolicy) Returns the component that- Ligne n°771 : should have the default focus.
Ligne n°772 : getFirstComponent(Container) Returns the first component in the ...
Ligne n°773 : ... traversal cycle.- Ligne n°774 : getInitialComponent(Container) Returns the component that should
Ligne n°775 : receive the focus when a window is made visible for the first time. ...
Ligne n°809 : ... verify(JComponent)- Ligne n°810 : (in InputVerifier) You need to override this method to check that the
Ligne n°811 : component's input is valid. It should return true if valid, otherwise ...
Ligne n°810 : ... (in InputVerifier) You need to override this method to check that the- Ligne n°811 : component's input is valid. It should return true if valid, otherwise
Ligne n°812 : return false. This method should not cause any side effects, such as ...
Ligne n°811 : ... component's input is valid. It should return true if valid, otherwise- Ligne n°812 : return false. This method should not cause any side effects, such as
Ligne n°813 : bringing up a dialog-box. This method is called by shouldYieldFocus. ...
Ligne n°821 : ... focus owner is called before this component requests the focus. The- Ligne n°822 : default is true. This method should be set to false for components,
Ligne n°823 : such as a Cancel button or a scroll bar, that should receive the focus ...
Ligne n°822 : ... default is true. This method should be set to false for components,- Ligne n°823 : such as a Cancel button or a scroll bar, that should receive the focus
Ligne n°824 : even if input is invalid. ...
Ligne n°838 : ... focusedWindow The window that is or that contains the focus owner.- Ligne n°839 : activeWindow The component must always be either a Frame or a Dialog.
Ligne n°840 : The active window is either the focused window, or the first frame or ...
Ligne n°855 : ... set these keys on the KeyboardFocusManager, or if you set the- Ligne n°856 : downCycleFocusTraversalKeys on a focus cycle root, you must also invoke
Ligne n°857 : the setImplicitDownCycleTraversal(false) method on the focus traversal ...
Ligne n°861 : ... you set these keys on the KeyboardFocusManager, or if you set the- Ligne n°862 : upCycleFocusTraversalKeys on a focus cycle root, you must also invoke
Ligne n°863 : the setImplicitDownCycleTraversal(false) method on the focus traversal ...