Examples of ejmf.toolkit.controls.MouseListenerControl

ejmf.toolkit.controls.MouseListenerControl
All button which require a mouse listener extend MouseListenerControl. Such buttons, for example, need to recognize mousePressed and mouseReleased as different events. MouseListenerControl supplies public methods for manipulating a control's EventListener as an MouseListener thereby providing type-safety at runtime.

     * @param          c
     *                 An AbstractButton
     * @see    java.awt.swing.AbstractButton 
     **/
    public void setFastForwardButton(AbstractButton c) {
  MouseListenerControl control =
      (MouseListenerControl) getControl(StandardControls.FF_CONTROL);
  replaceControlComponent(control.getControlComponent(), c);
  control.setComponent(c);
    }

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     * @param l A MouseListener that implements button semantics.
     * @see    java.awt.swing.AbstractButton 
     * @see    java.awt.event.MouseListener
     **/
    public void setFastForwardButton(AbstractButton c, MouseListener l) {
  MouseListenerControl control = 
      (MouseListenerControl) getControl(StandardControls.FF_CONTROL);
  replaceControlComponent(control.getControlComponent(), c);
  control.setComponentAndListener(c, l);
    }

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     * @param          c
     *                 An AbstractButton
     * @see    java.awt.swing.AbstractButton 
     **/
    public void setReverseButton(AbstractButton c) {
  MouseListenerControl control = 
      (MouseListenerControl)getControl(StandardControls.REVERSE_CONTROL);
  replaceControlComponent(control.getControlComponent(), c);
  control.setComponent(c);
    }

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     * @param l A MouseListener that implements button semantics.
     * @see    java.awt.swing.AbstractButton 
     * @see    java.awt.event.MouseListener
     **/
    public void setReverseButton(AbstractButton c, MouseListener l) {
  MouseListenerControl control = 
      (MouseListenerControl)getControl(StandardControls.REVERSE_CONTROL);
  replaceControlComponent(control.getControlComponent(), c);
  control.setComponent(c);
    }

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