Examples of McListener

com.googlecode.mcvaadin.McListener
A generic listener for events of the Vaadin UI framework. By implementing the 'exec'-method, virtually any event sent by the Vaadin components can be received. This limits the amount of code developers need to write and makes the code more consistent. The listener implements an event filtering scheme to avoid undesired recursion. This means that the same listener implementation is never invoked twice. If even more strict event filtering is desired see the {@link McUserListener}

Examples of com.googlecode.mcvaadin.McListener

     * @return
     */
    public Button confirmbutton(final String caption, final String description,
            final String okCaption, final String cancelCaption,
            final McListener listener) {
        Button b = button(caption, new McListener() {


            private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;


            @Override
            public void exec(McEvent e) throws Exception {

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Examples of com.googlecode.mcvaadin.McListener


        if (ac == null) {
            return b;
        }


        bindKey(ac, key, modifiers, new McListener() {
            private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;


            @Override
            public void exec(McEvent e) throws Exception {
                // We click the button by simulating a client-side event.

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Examples of com.googlecode.mcvaadin.McListener

        Label spacer = h.label("");
        spacer.setWidth("100%");
        h.expand(spacer, 1f);


        // Create a listener for buttons
        McListener btnListener = new McListener() {


            private static final long serialVersionUID = 517796258497875393L;


            @Override
            public void exec(McEvent e) throws Exception {

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