Examples of Direction

Represents different types of parameters. Currently only in and custom are supported, but this will likely change when Tapestry supports out parameters is some form (that reflects form style processing). @author Howard Lewis Ship @version $Id: Direction.java 243791 2004-02-19 17:38:13Z hlship $ @since 2.0.3

org.apache.woden.wsdl20.enumeration.Direction

This class defines the values of the {direction} property of InterfaceMessageReference and InterfaceFaultReference. This property indicates whether a message is coming "in" to the service or going "out" from the service.

The property is represented in XML by the message or fault reference element's tag name:

<input> and <infault> have the direction "in" - represented by the constant IN
<output> and <outfault> have the direction "out" - represented by the constant OUT

This class uses the typesafe enum pattern. Applications should use the public static final constants defined in this class to specify or to evaluate direction.

Examples:

 msgRef.setDirection(Direction.IN); if(msgRef.getDirection() == Direction.IN) ... if(msgRef.getDirection().equals(Direction.IN)) ... Note that == and .equals() are equivalent.

TODO if extensibility is required, chg ctor to protected @author jkaputin@apache.org

org.apache.woden.wsdl20.extensions.rpc.Direction

Direction is a typesafe enumeration of the four possible values, #in, #out, #inout, and #return. @author Arthur Ryman (ryman@ca.ibm.com)

org.chromium.debug.core.model.BreakpointSynchronizer.Direction

org.eclipse.egit.core.synchronize.ThreeWayDiffEntry.Direction

org.freerealm.map.Direction

@author Deniz ARIKAN

org.gnubridge.core.Direction

org.gocha.collection.graph.Path.Direction

org.japura.gui.Gradient.Direction

org.jboss.ws.metadata.wsdl.WSDLRPCSignatureItem.Direction

org.jdesktop.swingx.JXBusyLabel.Direction

org.jemmy.interfaces.Caret.Direction

org.jpacman.framework.model.Direction

org.kite9.diagram.position.Direction

Formats are used to turn sentences into diagram objects. For example, "Cathy goes shopping" could be represented on in ADL as glyphs for Cathy and Shopping, and an Arrow for goes. The format manages this conversion. @author moffatr

org.maltparserx.core.syntaxgraph.headrules.Direction

org.meb.speedway.SortOrder.Direction

org.mokai.Message.Direction

org.neo4j.graphdb.Direction

org.openhab.binding.tcp.Direction

org.openstreetmap.josm.gui.dialogs.relation.sort.WayConnectionType.Direction

org.owasp.passfault.keyboard.Key.Direction

org.pokenet.server.backend.entity.Positionable.Direction

org.pshdl.interpreter.VariableInformation.Direction

org.rascalmpl.interpreter.TraversalEvaluator.DIRECTION

org.sfaci.jumper2dx.characters.Platform.Direction

org.springframework.data.domain.Sort.Direction

org.teiid.language.Argument.Direction

org.terasology.math.Direction

org.zaproxy.zap.extension.websocket.WebSocketMessage.Direction

pivot.wtk.Direction

zelda.karacter.Direction

Examples of org.sfaci.jumper2dx.characters.Platform.Direction

      if (object instanceof RectangleMapObject) {
        RectangleMapObject rectangleObject = (RectangleMapObject) object;
        if (rectangleObject.getProperties().containsKey(TiledMapManager.MOBILE)) {
          Rectangle rect = rectangleObject.getRectangle();
          
          Direction direction = null;
          if (Boolean.valueOf((String) rectangleObject.getProperties().get("right_direction")))
            direction = Direction.RIGHT;
          else
            direction = Direction.LEFT;

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Examples of org.springframework.data.domain.Sort.Direction

      if (part == null) {
        continue;
      }


      String[] elements = part.split(delimiter);
      Direction direction = elements.length == 0 ? null : Direction.fromStringOrNull(elements[elements.length - 1]);


      for (int i = 0; i < elements.length; i++) {


        if (i == elements.length - 1 && direction != null) {
          continue;

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Examples of org.teiid.language.Argument.Direction

      }
        }
        Class<?> returnType = null;
        List<Argument> translatedParameters = new ArrayList<Argument>();
        for (SPParameter param : sp.getParameters()) {
          Direction direction = Direction.IN;
            switch(param.getParameterType()) {
                case ParameterInfo.IN:    
                    direction = Direction.IN;
                    break;
                case ParameterInfo.INOUT:

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Examples of org.terasology.math.Direction

        float[] lights = new float[8];
        float[] blockLights = new float[8];
        Block[] blocks = new Block[4];


        PerformanceMonitor.startActivity("gatherLightInfo");
        Direction dir = Direction.inDirection(normal);
        switch (dir) {
            case LEFT:
            case RIGHT:
                blocks[0] = chunkView.getBlock((vertexPos.x + 0.8f * normal.x), (vertexPos.y + 0.1f), (vertexPos.z + 0.1f));
                blocks[1] = chunkView.getBlock((vertexPos.x + 0.8f * normal.x), (vertexPos.y + 0.1f), (vertexPos.z - 0.1f));

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Examples of org.zaproxy.zap.extension.websocket.WebSocketMessage.Direction

  public void setBreakpoint(WebSocketBreakpointMessage breakpoint) {
        resetDialogValues();
        
        this.breakpoint = breakpoint;
        
        Direction direction = breakpoint.getDirection();
        Boolean isOutgoing = null;
        if (direction != null) {
          isOutgoing = direction.equals(Direction.OUTGOING) ? true : false;
        }
        setDialogValues(breakpoint.getOpcode(), breakpoint.getChannelId(), breakpoint.getPayloadPattern(), isOutgoing);
    }

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Examples of pivot.wtk.Direction

    public boolean keyPressed(Component component, int keyCode, Keyboard.KeyLocation keyLocation) {
        boolean consumed = false;


        if (keyCode == Keyboard.KeyCode.TAB
            && getComponent().isFocused()) {
            Direction direction = (Keyboard.isPressed(Keyboard.Modifier.SHIFT)) ?
                Direction.BACKWARD : Direction.FORWARD;


            Component previousFocusedComponent = Component.getFocusedComponent();
            previousFocusedComponent.transferFocus(direction);

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Examples of zelda.karacter.Direction

    {
      // This section of the code corrects the position of link when he's striking.
      // If you don't do this link appears to be moving when he swings his sword.
      // Go ahead and remove the entire body of this else statement. You'll see what i mean.


      Direction dir = link.getDirection();


      if (dir == Direction.UP)
      {
        switch(animationCounter)
        {

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