Examples of InputChar

jcurses.system.InputChar
The instances of this class represent characters or key codes, that are input by an user. An instance of the class contains einther a ascii character or one of in the class declared constants for function keys and control keys.

Examples of jcurses.system.InputChar

    
    return true;
  }


  public Collection<KeyBinding> getDescription() {
    return Collections.singleton(new KeyBinding(new InputChar('f'), "View", "Next Model"));
  }

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Examples of jcurses.system.InputChar


    return true;
  }


  public Collection<KeyBinding> getDescription() {
    return Collections.singleton(new KeyBinding(new InputChar('e'), "Search", "Select Event"));
  }

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Examples of jcurses.system.InputChar


    return r;
  }


  public Collection<KeyBinding> getDescription() {
    return Collections.singleton(new KeyBinding(new InputChar('r'), "View", "Next Renderer"));
  }

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Examples of jcurses.system.InputChar


    return true;
  }


  public Collection<KeyBinding> getDescription() {
    return Collections.singleton(new KeyBinding(new InputChar('g'), "Movement", "Goto Line"));
  }

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Examples of jcurses.system.InputChar

  public boolean hasVerticalScrollbar() {
    return true;
  }


  public Collection<KeyBinding> getDescription() {
    return Collections.singleton(new KeyBinding(new InputChar('s'), "View", "Toggle Scrollbar"));
  }

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Examples of jcurses.system.InputChar


    return true;
  }


  public Collection<KeyBinding> getDescription() {
    return Collections.singleton(new KeyBinding(new InputChar('t'), "Search", "Select Request"));
  }

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