Package org.eclipse.swt.events

Examples of org.eclipse.swt.events.VerifyEvent

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    public void applyComboCustomization( ModifyEvent e )
    {
        if ( !inApplyComboCustomization && !verifyEvents.isEmpty() )
        {
            String oldText = oldTexts.remove( 0 );
            VerifyEvent verifyEvent = verifyEvents.remove( 0 );
            inApplyComboCustomization = true;

            // extract modification details
            String text = verifyEvent.text;
            int offset = verifyEvent.start <= verifyEvent.end ? verifyEvent.start : verifyEvent.end;
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      break;
    case SWT.Modify:
      toString += new ModifyEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Verify:
      toString += new VerifyEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Help:
      toString += new HelpEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Arm:
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      break;
    case SWT.Modify:
      toString += new ModifyEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Verify:
      toString += new VerifyEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Help:
      toString += new HelpEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Arm:
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    {
        //System.out.println(e);
        if ( !inApplyComboCustomization && !verifyEvents.isEmpty() )
        {
            String oldText = oldTexts.remove( 0 );
            VerifyEvent verifyEvent = verifyEvents.remove( 0 );
            inApplyComboCustomization = true;

            // extract modification details
            String text = verifyEvent.text;
            int offset = verifyEvent.start <= verifyEvent.end ? verifyEvent.start : verifyEvent.end;
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    fControlListener= new Listener() {
      public void handleEvent(Event e) {
        if (! getControl().isFocusControl())
          return; //SWT.TRAVERSE_MNEMONIC events can also come in to inactive widgets
        VerifyEvent verifyEvent= new VerifyEvent(e);
        KeyEvent keyEvent= new KeyEvent(e);
        switch (e.type) {
          case SWT.Traverse :

            if (DEBUG)
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    public void applyComboCustomization( ModifyEvent e )
    {
        if ( !inApplyComboCustomization && !verifyEvents.isEmpty() )
        {
            String oldText = oldTexts.remove( 0 );
            VerifyEvent verifyEvent = verifyEvents.remove( 0 );
            inApplyComboCustomization = true;

            // extract modification details
            String text = verifyEvent.text;
            int offset = verifyEvent.start <= verifyEvent.end ? verifyEvent.start : verifyEvent.end;
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    {
        //System.out.println(e);
        if ( !inApplyComboCustomization && !verifyEvents.isEmpty() )
        {
            String oldText = oldTexts.remove( 0 );
            VerifyEvent verifyEvent = verifyEvents.remove( 0 );
            inApplyComboCustomization = true;

            // extract modification details
            String text = verifyEvent.text;
            int offset = verifyEvent.start <= verifyEvent.end ? verifyEvent.start : verifyEvent.end;
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      break;
    case SWT.Modify:
      toString += new ModifyEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Verify:
      toString += new VerifyEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Help:
      toString += new HelpEvent(event).toString();
      break;
    case SWT.Arm:
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    fControlListener= new Listener() {
      public void handleEvent(Event e) {
        if (! getControl().isFocusControl())
          return; //SWT.TRAVERSE_MNEMONIC events can also come in to inactive widgets
        VerifyEvent verifyEvent= new VerifyEvent(e);
        KeyEvent keyEvent= new KeyEvent(e);
        switch (e.type) {
          case SWT.Traverse :

            if (DEBUG)
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        e.doit = event.doit;
        break;
      }
      case SWT.Verify: {
        /* Fields set by Text, RichText */
        VerifyEvent event = new VerifyEvent (e);
        ((VerifyListener) eventListener).verifyText (event);
        e.text = event.text;
        e.doit = event.doit;
        break;
      }
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