java.awt.im
Class InputMethodHighlight
This describes the highlight attributes of text composed in an input method.
The description includes an abstract level (whether text has been converted
yet, and whether it is selected), and a concrete level (which style
attributes are used in rendering). If no concrete level is defined, the
renderer should use
Toolkit.mapInputMethodHighlight(InputMethodHighlight)
. An example
of conversion state is kana -> kanji.
Instances of this class are typically used in
AttributedCharacterIterators, and may be wrapped in Annotations to separate
text segments.
InputMethodHighlight(boolean selected, int state) - Create an input method highlight style, with variation 0 and null style
mapping.
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InputMethodHighlight(boolean selected, int state, int variation) - Create an input method highlight style, with null style mapping.
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InputMethodHighlight(boolean selected, int state, int variation, Map style) - Create an input method highlight style.
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Map | ?> getStyle() - Return the rendering style attributes map, or null if it should be the
default mapping.
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int | getState() - Return the conversion state of the highlighted text.
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int | getVariation() - Return the highlighting style variation.
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boolean | isSelected() - Return whether the highlighting applies to selected text.
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clone , equals , extends Object> getClass , finalize , hashCode , notify , notifyAll , toString , wait , wait , wait |
CONVERTED_TEXT
public static final int CONVERTED_TEXT
Converted text state (after conversion).
RAW_TEXT
public static final int RAW_TEXT
Raw text state (before conversion).
InputMethodHighlight
public InputMethodHighlight(boolean selected,
int state)
Create an input method highlight style, with variation 0 and null style
mapping.
InputMethodHighlight
public InputMethodHighlight(boolean selected,
int state,
int variation)
Create an input method highlight style, with null style mapping.
selected
- whether the text range is selectedstate
- either RAW_TEXT
or CONVERTED_TEXT
variation
- the style variation
InputMethodHighlight
public InputMethodHighlight(boolean selected,
int state,
int variation,
Map style)
Create an input method highlight style.
selected
- whether the text range is selectedstate
- either RAW_TEXT
or CONVERTED_TEXT
variation
- the style variationstyle
- an unmodifiable map of rendering styles, or null
?> getStyle
public Map?> getStyle()
Return the rendering style attributes map, or null if it should be the
default mapping.
getState
public int getState()
Return the conversion state of the highlighted text.
getVariation
public int getVariation()
Return the highlighting style variation.
isSelected
public boolean isSelected()
Return whether the highlighting applies to selected text.
InputMethodHighlight.java -- highlights the current text selection
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