java.awt
Class ContainerOrderFocusTraversalPolicy
- Serializable
ContainerOrderFocusTraversalPolicy defines a focus traversal order
based on the order in which Components were packed in a Container.
This policy performs a pre-order traversal of the Component
hierarchy starting from a given focus cycle root. Portions of the
hierarchy that are not visible and displayable are skipped.
By default, this policy transfers focus down-cycle implicitly.
That is, if a forward traversal is requested on a focus cycle root
and the focus cycle root has focusable children, the focus will
automatically be transfered down to the lower focus cycle.
The default implementation of accept accepts only Components that
are visible, displayable, enabled and focusable. Derived classes
can override these acceptance criteria by overriding accept.
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accept
protected boolean accept(Component current)
Check whether the given Component is an acceptable target for the
keyboard input focus.
current
- the Component to check
- true if current is acceptable, false otherwise
getComponentAfter
public Component getComponentAfter(Container root,
Component current)
Returns the Component that should receive the focus after current.
root must be a focus cycle root of current.
- getComponentAfter in interface FocusTraversalPolicy
root
- a focus cycle root of currentcurrent
- a (possibly indirect) child of root, or root itself
- the next Component in the focus traversal order for root,
or null if no acceptable Component exists.
getComponentBefore
public Component getComponentBefore(Container root,
Component current)
Returns the Component that should receive the focus before
current
. root
must be a focus cycle root of
current.
- getComponentBefore in interface FocusTraversalPolicy
root
- a focus cycle root of currentcurrent
- a (possibly indirect) child of root, or root itself
- the previous Component in the focus traversal order for root, or
null if no acceptable Component exists.
getImplicitDownCycleTraversal
public boolean getImplicitDownCycleTraversal()
Check whether or not implicit down cycling is enabled. If it is,
then initiating a forward focus traversal operation onto a focus
cycle root, the focus will be implicitly transferred into the
root container's focus cycle.
- true if the focus will be transferred down-cycle
implicitly
setImplicitDownCycleTraversal
public void setImplicitDownCycleTraversal(boolean value)
Set whether or not implicit down cycling is enabled. If it is,
then initiating a forward focus traversal operation onto a focus
cycle root, the focus will be implicitly transferred into the
root container's focus cycle.
value
- the setting for implicit down cycling
ContainerOrderFocusTraversalPolicy.java --
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