Examples of org.w3c.tools.widgets.TreeNode

org.w3c.tools.widgets.TreeNode
The representation of a node of a TreeBrowser. A TreeNode is used internally by the TreeBrowser to store informations related to a node. It is also given as parameter in the notifications the TreeBrowser send to handlers. @see org.w3c.tools.widgets.TreeBrowser @see org.w3c.tools.widgets.NodeHandler

    }


    public void insertNode(RemoteResourceWrapper father, 
         RemoteResourceWrapper son,
         String name) {
  TreeNode fatherNode;
  boolean ic = false;


  if(father == null)
      System.out.println("Error null father");
  fatherNode = getNode(father);
  if(fatherNode.getChildren() == TreeNode.NOCHILD)
      return;
  
  if (fatherNode == null)
      return; // this should never happen, but...
  try {

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    public RemoteResourceWrapper getRootWrapper() {
  return rootResource;
    }


    public void renameNode(RemoteResourceWrapper rw, String label) {
  TreeNode tn = getNode(rw);
  // if it is a visible node, change the label and repaint
  if (tn != null) {
      try {
    if (rw != rootResource)
        label = getFrameName(rw.getResource(), label);
      } catch (RemoteAccessException ex) {
    //nothing
      }
      tn.setLabel(label);
      repaint();
  }
    }

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    }  


    public void insertNode(RemoteResourceWrapper father, 
         RemoteResourceWrapper son,
         String name) {
  TreeNode fatherNode;
  boolean ic = false;


  if(father == null)
      System.out.println("Error null father");
  fatherNode = getNode(father);
  if(fatherNode.getChildren() == TreeNode.NOCHILD)
      return;
  
  if (fatherNode == null)
      return; // this should never happen, but...
  try {

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