Domain and web hosting - Java Swing - O Reilly The following methods override
Java Swing - O Reilly The following methods override the default implementations provided by View: public Shape getChildAllocation(int index, Shape a) Gets the Shape’s bounding Rectangle and calls childAllocation() (see list of abstract, protected methods) returning the resulting Rectangle. public Shape modelToView(int pos, Shape a, Position.bias b) throws BadLocationException Determines which one of the view’s children contains the specified model position and passes the call on to that child. public int viewToModel( float x, float y, Shape a, Position.bias[] bias) Determines which one of the view’s children contains the specified view location and passes the call on to that child. 23.2.12.4 New Public Methods These methods are new to the CompositeView class. The first three are implemented by calling the fourth, replace(). public void append(View v) Adds a new View to the end of the list of contained Views. The parent of v is set to this composite view. public void insert(int offs, View v) Inserts a new View at the specified child index. The parent of v is set to this composite view. public void removeAll() Removes all child Views. The parent of each is set to null. public void replace(int offset, int length, View views[]) Replaces the specified range of Views with the given array of Views. The parent of any removed View is set to null. The parent of any added View is set to this composite view. 23.2.12.5 Protected Methods CompositeView defines quite a few protected methods for working with the view’s children: protected final short getBottomInset() protected final short getLeftInset() protected final short getRightInset() protected final short getTopInset() - 773
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