Examples of WeakAWTEventListener

abbot.util.WeakAWTEventListener
Provides add-and-forget listening to the AWT event queue. Provides an AWTEventListener which will automatically disconnect the target listener when the target gets garbage-collected. Once the target is GC'd, this listener will remove itself from the AWT event listener list.

Examples of abbot.util.WeakAWTEventListener

        // Ensure we have a state to start with
        robot.mouseMove(label1);
        robot.waitForIdle();
        // Add the listener *after* the mouse is within the first component
        EnterExitListener eel = new EnterExitListener();
        new WeakAWTEventListener(eel, MouseEvent.MOUSE_EVENT_MASK);
        robot.mouseMove(label2);
        robot.waitForIdle();


        assertEquals("Expect no exit event w/o motion listeners",
                     null, eel.exited);

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Examples of abbot.util.WeakAWTEventListener

    public void testCaptureNoToolTips() {
        JLabel label = new JLabel(getName());
        ToolTipWatcher tw = new ToolTipWatcher();
        label.setToolTipText("A really long label that is sure to create a window that exceeds the original frame bounds");
        showFrame(label);
        WeakAWTEventListener listener = 
            new WeakAWTEventListener(tw, WindowEvent.WINDOW_EVENT_MASK);
        startRecording();
        tester.mouseMove(label, 0, 0);
        tester.mouseMove(label);
        Timer timer = new Timer();
        while (!tw.opened) {

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Examples of abbot.util.WeakAWTEventListener

     */
    WindowTracker() {
        contextTracker = new ContextTracker();
        long mask = WindowEvent.WINDOW_EVENT_MASK
            | ComponentEvent.COMPONENT_EVENT_MASK;
        new WeakAWTEventListener(contextTracker, mask);
        // hold the event queue references weakly
        // each queue maps to a set of components (actually a weak hash map to
        // allow GC of the component keys).
        contexts = new WeakHashMap();
        contexts.put(Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getSystemEventQueue(),

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