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/*
VLDocking Framework 3.0
Copyright Lilian Chamontin, 2004-2013
www.vldocking.com
[email protected]
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*/
package com.vlsolutions.swing.docking.event;
import java.awt.event.*;
import java.awt.*;
import com.vlsolutions.swing.docking.*;
/** An event describing a drag operation occuring for docking purpose.
*
* This event is used by API extenders to manage drag and drop action related to
* docking. This is not meant to be used by User Applications.
*
* Standard processing of dragging is (ignoring DockableStateChange events) :
*
* - the users starts a drag gesture from a DockableDragSource
*
- the mouse reaches a component implementing DockDropReceiver
*
- a DockDragEvent is created and passed to the DockDropReceiver
*
- the receiver accepts that drag with {@link #acceptDrag(Shape)}
*
- the shape is used to give a feeback to the user
*
*
* @author Lilian Chamontin, vlsolutions.
* @version 1.0
* */
public class DockDragEvent extends DockEvent {
private boolean acceptDrag = false;
// when accept drag is false, indicates if the docking should check ancestors
private boolean delegateDrag = false;
private Shape dropShape;
/** Creates an event based on a drag source and a mouse event.
* The mouse coordinates are converted into the receiver's coordinates.*/
public DockDragEvent(DockingDesktop desktop, DockableDragSource source, MouseEvent event) {
super(desktop, source, event);
}
/** returns true if drag is accepted.
*
* @return true if drag is accepted
*/
public boolean isDragAccepted() {
return acceptDrag;
}
/** If drag is not accepted, this method will be invoked to evaluate
* a delegating event processing.
*
* This is useful for nested DropReceivers (like TabbedDockableContainers) */
public boolean isDragDelegated() {
return ! acceptDrag && delegateDrag;
}
/** Returns the shape to display if drag is accepted.
*
* This method will be invoked only if isDragAccepted returns true
*
* As this method can be called on every mouse drag over a component, it is
* a good practice to reuse the same shape as lond a possible (do not create a
* new Shape at every invocation).
* */
public Shape getDropShape() {
return dropShape;
}
/** Used by a DockDropReceiver to indicate that the drag operation is accepted
* (mouse is over a droppable zone).
*
* As of version 2.1, please note that you also have to invoke #setDockingAction()
* to specify the action associated with the drag shape.
*
* @param dropShape the shape (in drop component coordinates) showing the drop zone,
* which will be displayed on the glasspane of the DockingPanel.
* */
public void acceptDrag(Shape dropShape) {
this.acceptDrag = true;
this.dropShape = dropShape;
}
/** Used to reject the drag (e.g. when trying to drop a component onto itself) */
public void rejectDrag() {
this.acceptDrag = false;
this.delegateDrag = false;
}
/** Rejects the drag, but allows the docking system to search for othet drop receiver
* in ancestors.
*
* for example, a TabbedDockableContainer that doesn't allow drops on its
* borders can delegates this management to its container.
*/
public void delegateDrag() {
this.acceptDrag = false;
this.delegateDrag = true;
}
}