Uses of Class javax.accessibility.AccessibleState

Create a state set initialized with the given states, duplicates are ignored.

Indicates an active window, as well as an active child in a list or other collection.

Indicates an armed object, usually a button which has been pushed and the mouse has not left the button area.

Indicates an object is busy, such as a slider, scroll bar, or progress bar in transition.

Indicates an object is checked.

Indicates that the object is collapsed, usually in a tree.

Indicates the user can edit the component contents.

Indicates that an object is enabled.

Indicates the object allows progressive disclosure of its children, usually in a collapsible tree or other hierachical object.

Indicates that the object is expanded, usually in a tree.

Indicates that an object can accept focus, which means it will process keyboard events when focused.

Indicates that an object has keyboard focus.

Indicates that an object has horizontal orientation.

Indicates that an object is minimized to an icon.

Indicates that the state of this particular object is indeterminate.

Indicates that this particular object manages a number of subcomponents.

Indicates that something must be done in the current object before interaction is allowed on other windows, usually for dialogs.

Indicates that multiple children can be selected at once.

Indicates that this text object can hold multiple lines.

Indicates that all pixels in the object are painted.

Indicates a pushed button, usually when the mouse has been pressed but not released.

Indicates the size of this object is not fixed.

Indicates that this child is one which can be selected from its parent.

Indicates that this child has been selected from its parent.

Indicates that this object and all its parents are visible, so that it is on the screen.

Indicates that this text object can only hold a single line.

Indicates that this object is transient.

Indicates that this particular object is truncated when displayed visually.

Indicates that an object has vertical orientation.

Indicates that this object intends to be visible.

Add a new state to the current set.

Add all of the states to the current set.

Check if the current state is in the set.

Remove a state from the set.

Return the state set as an array.