Examples of KeySequence

at.bestsolution.efxclipse.runtime.bindings.KeySequence
org.eclipse.jface.bindings.keys.KeySequence

A KeySequence is defined as a list of zero or more KeyStrokes, with the stipulation that all KeyStroke objects must be complete, save for the last one, whose completeness is optional. A KeySequence is said to be complete if all of its KeyStroke objects are complete.

All KeySequence objects have a formal string representation available via the toString() method. There are a number of methods to get instances of KeySequence objects, including one which can parse this formal string representation.

All KeySequence objects, via the format() method, provide a version of their formal string representation translated by platform and locale, suitable for display to a user.

KeySequence objects are immutable. Clients are not permitted to extend this class.
@since 3.1
org.openbp.jaspira.action.keys.KeySequence
A key sequence describes a chain of key combinations. Key sequences can be represented as strings. There are two forms: A short form and a long form of the string representation. The short form is used to define a key sequence, e. g. in resource files. Modifiers are represented by the letters C, S and A for control, shift and alt, respectively. For example, Control-Shift j would be represented as "C-S-j". The long form will be presented to the user, e. g. as accelerator key in a tool tip. Modifiers are represented by their full name (CTRL, SHIFT, ALT). The "+" character is used as delimiter. For example, Control-Shift j would be represented as "CTRL+SHIFT+j". @author Stephan Moritz

Examples of org.eclipse.jface.bindings.keys.KeySequence


    /**
     * @see org.eclipse.jface.action.ExternalActionManager.ICallback#isAcceleratorInUse(int)
     */
    public final boolean isAcceleratorInUse(final int accelerator) {
      final KeySequence keySequence = KeySequence
          .getInstance(SWTKeySupport
              .convertAcceleratorToKeyStroke(accelerator));
      return bindingManager.isPerfectMatch(keySequence)
          || bindingManager.isPartialMatch(keySequence);
    }

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Examples of org.eclipse.jface.bindings.keys.KeySequence

      keyAdapter = new KeyAdapter() {
        @Override
        public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e) {
          int accelerator = SWTKeySupport
              .convertEventToUnmodifiedAccelerator(e);
          KeySequence keySequence = KeySequence
              .getInstance(SWTKeySupport
                  .convertAcceleratorToKeyStroke(accelerator));
          TriggerSequence[] sequences = getInvokingCommandKeySequences();
          if (sequences == null)
            return;

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Examples of org.eclipse.jface.bindings.keys.KeySequence

      keyAdapter = new KeyAdapter() {
        @Override
        public void keyPressed(KeyEvent e) {
          int accelerator = SWTKeySupport
              .convertEventToUnmodifiedAccelerator(e);
          KeySequence keySequence = KeySequence
              .getInstance(SWTKeySupport
                  .convertAcceleratorToKeyStroke(accelerator));
          TriggerSequence[] sequences = getInvokingCommandKeySequences();
          if (sequences == null)
            return;

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Examples of org.openbp.jaspira.action.keys.KeySequence

      StringTokenizer sto = new StringTokenizer(keys, JaspiraAction.KEY_SEQUENCE_DELIM);
      KeySequence[] sequences = new KeySequence[sto.countTokens()];


      for (int i = 0; sto.hasMoreTokens(); i++)
      {
        sequences[i] = new KeySequence(sto.nextToken());
      }


      // Simply perform a requestFocus operation when activated
      JaspiraAction action = new JaspiraAction(getName(), getTitle(), getDescription(), null, sequences, 0, JaspiraAction.TYPE_ACTION)
      {

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Examples of org.openbp.jaspira.action.keys.KeySequence

      StringTokenizer sto = new StringTokenizer(keys, KEY_SEQUENCE_DELIM);
      keySequences = new KeySequence [sto.countTokens()];


      for (int i = 0; sto.hasMoreTokens(); i++)
      {
        keySequences [i] = new KeySequence(sto.nextToken());
      }
    }


    // Parse the names of the Jaspira pages that should display this action in the page menu or toolbar
    String pageNameStr = getActionPropertyString(PROPERTY_PAGE_NAMES);

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Examples of org.openbp.jaspira.action.keys.KeySequence

      KeySequence [] sequences = action.getKeySequences();
      if (sequences != null)
      {
        for (int is = 0; is < sequences.length; ++is)
        {
          KeySequence sequence = sequences [is];
          if (sequence.length() == 1)
          {
            String actionId = "OE" + i;


            // Register the action id for the provided key code
            KeyStroke ks = sequence.getKeyAt(0);
            focusInputMap.put(ks, actionId);
            focusAncestorInputMap.put(ks, actionId);


            // Determine the command
            actionMap.put(actionId, action);

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