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package com.google.gwt.user.client;

import com.google.gwt.dom.client.Element;
import com.google.gwt.dom.client.NativeEvent;
import com.google.gwt.event.dom.client.HasNativeEvent;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.EventHandler;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.GwtEvent;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerManager;
import com.google.gwt.event.shared.HandlerRegistration;

/**
 * 

* An opaque handle to a native DOM Event. An Event cannot be * created directly. Instead, use the Event type when returning a * native DOM event from JSNI methods. An Event passed back into * JSNI becomes the original DOM event the Event was created from, * and can be accessed in JavaScript code as expected. This is typically done by * calling methods in the {@link com.google.gwt.user.client.DOM} class. *

*/ public class Event extends NativeEvent { /** * Represents a preview of a native {@link Event}. */ public static class NativePreviewEvent extends GwtEvent implements HasNativeEvent { /** * Handler type. */ private static Type TYPE; /** * The singleton instance of {@link NativePreviewEvent}. */ private static NativePreviewEvent singleton; /** * Gets the type associated with this event. * * @return returns the handler type */ public static Type getType() { if (TYPE == null) { TYPE = new Type(); } return TYPE; } /** * Fire a {@link NativePreviewEvent} for the native event. * * @param handlers the {@link HandlerManager} * @param nativeEvent the native event * @return true to fire the event normally, false to cancel the event */ private static boolean fire(HandlerManager handlers, NativeEvent nativeEvent) { if (TYPE != null && handlers != null && handlers.isEventHandled(TYPE)) { // Cache the current values in the singleton in case we are in the // middle of handling another event. boolean lastIsCanceled = singleton.isCanceled; boolean lastIsConsumed = singleton.isConsumed; boolean lastIsFirstHandler = singleton.isFirstHandler; NativeEvent lastNativeEvent = singleton.nativeEvent; // Revive the event singleton.revive(); singleton.setNativeEvent(nativeEvent); // Fire the event handlers.fireEvent(singleton); boolean ret = !(singleton.isCanceled() && !singleton.isConsumed()); // Restore the state of the singleton. singleton.isCanceled = lastIsCanceled; singleton.isConsumed = lastIsConsumed; singleton.isFirstHandler = lastIsFirstHandler; singleton.nativeEvent = lastNativeEvent; return ret; } return true; } /** * A boolean indicating that the native event should be canceled. */ private boolean isCanceled = false; /** * A boolean indicating whether or not canceling the native event should be * prevented. This supercedes {@link #isCanceled}. */ private boolean isConsumed = false; /** * A boolean indicating that the current handler is at the top of the event * preview stack. */ private boolean isFirstHandler = false; /** * The event being previewed. */ private NativeEvent nativeEvent; /** * Cancel the native event and prevent it from firing. Note that the event * can still fire if another handler calls {@link #consume()}. * * Classes overriding this method should still call super.cancel(). */ public void cancel() { isCanceled = true; } /** * Consume the native event and prevent it from being canceled, even if it * has already been canceled by another handler. * {@link NativePreviewHandler} that fire first have priority over later * handlers, so all handlers should check if the event has already been * canceled before calling this method. */ public void consume() { isConsumed = true; } @Override public final Type getAssociatedType() { return TYPE; } public NativeEvent getNativeEvent() { return nativeEvent; } /** * Gets the type int corresponding to the native event that triggered this * preview. * * @return the type int associated with this native event */ public final int getTypeInt() { return Event.as(getNativeEvent()).getTypeInt(); } /** * Has the event already been canceled? Note that {@link #isConsumed()} will * still return true if the native event has also been consumed. * * @return true if the event has been canceled * @see #cancel() */ public boolean isCanceled() { return isCanceled; } /** * Has the native event been consumed? Note that {@link #isCanceled()} will * still return true if the native event has also been canceled. * * @return true if the event has been consumed * @see #consume() */ public boolean isConsumed() { return isConsumed; } /** * Is the current handler the first to preview this event? * * @return true if the current handler is the first to preview the event */ public boolean isFirstHandler() { return isFirstHandler; } @Override protected void dispatch(NativePreviewHandler handler) { handler.onPreviewNativeEvent(this); singleton.isFirstHandler = false; } @Override protected void revive() { super.revive(); isCanceled = false; isConsumed = false; isFirstHandler = true; nativeEvent = null; } /** * Set the native event. * * @param nativeEvent the native {@link Event} being previewed. */ private void setNativeEvent(NativeEvent nativeEvent) { this.nativeEvent = nativeEvent; } } /** * Handler interface for {@link NativePreviewEvent} events. */ public static interface NativePreviewHandler extends EventHandler { /** * Called when {@link NativePreviewEvent} is fired. * * @param event the {@link NativePreviewEvent} that was fired */ void onPreviewNativeEvent(NativePreviewEvent event); } /** * Fired when an element loses keyboard focus. */ public static final int ONBLUR = 0x01000; /** * Fired when the value of an input element changes. */ public static final int ONCHANGE = 0x00400; /** * Fired when the user clicks on an element. */ public static final int ONCLICK = 0x00001; /** * Fired when the user double-clicks on an element. */ public static final int ONDBLCLICK = 0x00002; /** * Fired when an image encounters an error. */ public static final int ONERROR = 0x10000; /** * Fired when an element receives keyboard focus. */ public static final int ONFOCUS = 0x00800; /** * Fired when the user gesture changes. */ public static final int ONGESTURECHANGE = 0x2000000; /** * Fired when the user gesture ends. */ public static final int ONGESTUREEND = 0x4000000; /** * Fired when the user gesture starts. */ public static final int ONGESTURESTART = 0x1000000; /** * Fired when the user depresses a key. */ public static final int ONKEYDOWN = 0x00080; /** * Fired when the a character is generated from a keypress (either directly or * through auto-repeat). */ public static final int ONKEYPRESS = 0x00100; /** * Fired when the user releases a key. */ public static final int ONKEYUP = 0x00200; /** * Fired when an element (normally an IMG) finishes loading. */ public static final int ONLOAD = 0x08000; /** * Fired when an element that has mouse capture loses it. */ public static final int ONLOSECAPTURE = 0x02000; /** * Fired when the user depresses a mouse button over an element. */ public static final int ONMOUSEDOWN = 0x00004; /** * Fired when the mouse is moved within an element's area. */ public static final int ONMOUSEMOVE = 0x00040; /** * Fired when the mouse is moved out of an element's area. */ public static final int ONMOUSEOUT = 0x00020; /** * Fired when the mouse is moved into an element's area. */ public static final int ONMOUSEOVER = 0x00010; /** * Fired when the user releases a mouse button over an element. */ public static final int ONMOUSEUP = 0x00008; /** * Fired when the user scrolls the mouse wheel over an element. */ public static final int ONMOUSEWHEEL = 0x20000; /** * Fired when the user pastes text into an input element. */ public static final int ONPASTE = 0x80000; /** * Fired when a scrollable element's scroll offset changes. */ public static final int ONSCROLL = 0x04000; /** * Fired when the user cancels touching an element. */ public static final int ONTOUCHCANCEL = 0x800000; /** * Fired when the user ends touching an element. */ public static final int ONTOUCHEND = 0x400000; /** * Fired when the user moves while touching an element. */ public static final int ONTOUCHMOVE = 0x200000; /** * Fired when the user starts touching an element. */ public static final int ONTOUCHSTART = 0x100000; /** * Fired when the user requests an element's context menu (usually by * right-clicking). */ public static final int ONCONTEXTMENU = 0x40000; /** * A bit-mask covering both focus events (focus and blur). */ public static final int FOCUSEVENTS = ONFOCUS | ONBLUR; /** * A bit-mask covering all keyboard events (down, up, and press). */ public static final int KEYEVENTS = ONKEYDOWN | ONKEYPRESS | ONKEYUP; /** * A bit-mask covering all mouse events (down, up, move, over, and out), but * not click, dblclick, or wheel events. */ public static final int MOUSEEVENTS = ONMOUSEDOWN | ONMOUSEUP | ONMOUSEMOVE | ONMOUSEOVER | ONMOUSEOUT; /** * A bit-mask covering all touch events (start, move, end, cancel). */ public static final int TOUCHEVENTS = ONTOUCHSTART | ONTOUCHMOVE | ONTOUCHEND | ONTOUCHCANCEL; /** * A bit-mask covering all gesture events (start, change, end). */ public static final int GESTUREEVENTS = ONGESTURESTART | ONGESTURECHANGE | ONGESTUREEND; /** * Value returned by accessors when the actual integer value is undefined. In * Development Mode, most accessors assert that the requested attribute is * reliable across all supported browsers. * * @see Event */ @Deprecated public static final int UNDEFINED = 0; /** * The list of {@link NativePreviewHandler}. We use a list instead of a * handler manager for efficiency and because we want to fire the handlers in * reverse order. When the last handler is removed, handlers is reset to null. */ static HandlerManager handlers; /** * Adds an event preview to the preview stack. As long as this preview remains * on the top of the stack, it will receive all events before they are fired * to their listeners. Note that the event preview will receive all * events, including those received due to bubbling, whereas normal event * handlers only receive explicitly sunk events. * * @param preview the event preview to be added to the stack. * @deprecated replaced by * {@link #addNativePreviewHandler(NativePreviewHandler)} */ @Deprecated public static void addEventPreview(EventPreview preview) { DOM.addEventPreview(preview); } /** *

* Adds a {@link NativePreviewHandler} that will receive all events before * they are fired to their handlers. Note that the handler will receive * all native events, including those received due to bubbling, whereas * normal event handlers only receive explicitly sunk events. *

* *

* Unlike other event handlers, {@link NativePreviewHandler} are fired in the * reverse order that they are added, such that the last * {@link NativePreviewEvent} that was added is the first to be fired. *

* *

* Please note that nondeterministic behavior will result if more than one GWT * application registers preview handlers. See issue * 3892 for details. *

* * @param handler the {@link NativePreviewHandler} * @return {@link HandlerRegistration} used to remove this handler */ public static HandlerRegistration addNativePreviewHandler( final NativePreviewHandler handler) { assert handler != null : "Cannot add a null handler"; DOM.maybeInitializeEventSystem(); // Initialize the type NativePreviewEvent.getType(); if (handlers == null) { handlers = new HandlerManager(null, true); NativePreviewEvent.singleton = new NativePreviewEvent(); } return handlers.addHandler(NativePreviewEvent.TYPE, handler); } /** * Converts the {@link NativeEvent} to Event. This is always safe. * * @param event the event to downcast */ public static Event as(NativeEvent event) { return (Event) event; } /** * Fire a {@link NativePreviewEvent} for the native event. * * @param nativeEvent the native event * @return true to fire the event normally, false to cancel the event */ public static boolean fireNativePreviewEvent(NativeEvent nativeEvent) { return NativePreviewEvent.fire(handlers, nativeEvent); } /** * Gets the current event that is being fired. The current event is only * available within the lifetime of the onBrowserEvent function. Once the * onBrowserEvent method returns, the current event is reset to null. * * @return the current event */ public static Event getCurrentEvent() { return DOM.eventGetCurrentEvent(); } /** * Gets the {@link EventListener} that will receive events for the given * element. Only one such listener may exist for a single element. * * @param elem the element whose listener is to be set * @return the element's event listener */ public static EventListener getEventListener(Element elem) { return DOM.getEventListener(elem); } /** * Gets the current set of events sunk by a given element. * * @param elem the element whose events are to be retrieved * @return a bitfield describing the events sunk on this element (its possible * values are described in {@link Event}) */ public static int getEventsSunk(Element elem) { return DOM.getEventsSunk(elem); } /** * Gets the enumerated type of this event given a valid event type name. * * @param typeName the typeName to be tested * @return the event's enumerated type, or -1 if not defined */ public static int getTypeInt(String typeName) { return DOM.impl.eventGetTypeInt(typeName); } /** * Releases mouse capture on the given element. Calling this method has no * effect if the element does not currently have mouse capture. * * @param elem the element to release capture * @see #setCapture(Element) */ public static void releaseCapture(Element elem) { DOM.releaseCapture(elem); } /** * Removes an element from the preview stack. This element will no longer * capture events, though any preview underneath it will begin to do so. * * @param preview the event preview to be removed from the stack * @deprecated use {@link HandlerRegistration} returned from * {@link Event#addNativePreviewHandler(NativePreviewHandler)} */ @Deprecated public static void removeEventPreview(EventPreview preview) { DOM.removeEventPreview(preview); } /** * Sets mouse-capture on the given element. This element will directly receive * all mouse events until {@link #releaseCapture(Element)} is called on it. * * @param elem the element on which to set mouse capture */ public static void setCapture(Element elem) { DOM.setCapture(elem); } /** * Sets the {@link EventListener} to receive events for the given element. * Only one such listener may exist for a single element. * * @param elem the element whose listener is to be set * @param listener the listener to receive {@link Event events} */ public static void setEventListener(Element elem, EventListener listener) { DOM.setEventListener(elem, listener); } /** * Sets the current set of events sunk by a given element. These events will * be fired to the nearest {@link EventListener} specified on any of the * element's parents. * * @param elem the element whose events are to be retrieved * @param eventBits a bitfield describing the events sunk on this element (its * possible values are described in {@link Event}) */ public static void sinkEvents(Element elem, int eventBits) { DOM.sinkEvents(elem, eventBits); } /** * Not directly instantiable. Subclasses should also define a protected no-arg * constructor to prevent client code from directly instantiating the class. */ protected Event() { } /** * Cancels bubbling for the given event. This will stop the event from being * propagated to parent elements. * * @param cancel true to cancel bubbling * @deprecated use {@link NativeEvent#stopPropagation()} instead */ @Deprecated public final void cancelBubble(boolean cancel) { DOM.eventCancelBubble(this, cancel); } /** * Gets the current target element of this event. This is the element whose * listener fired last, not the element which fired the event initially. * * @return the event's current target element * @deprecated use {@link NativeEvent#getCurrentEventTarget()} instead */ @Deprecated public final Element getCurrentTarget() { return getCurrentEventTarget().cast(); } /** * Gets the element from which the mouse pointer was moved (only valid for * {@link Event#ONMOUSEOVER}). * * @deprecated use {@link NativeEvent#getRelatedEventTarget()} instead * @return the element from which the mouse pointer was moved */ @Deprecated public final Element getFromElement() { return DOM.eventGetFromElement(this); } /** * Gets the related target for this event. * * @return the related target * @deprecated use {@link NativeEvent#getRelatedEventTarget()} instead */ @Deprecated public final Element getRelatedTarget() { return getRelatedEventTarget().cast(); } /** * Gets the key-repeat state of this event. * * @return true if this key event was an auto-repeat * @deprecated not supported on all browsers */ @Deprecated public final boolean getRepeat() { return DOM.eventGetRepeat(this); } /** * Returns the element that was the actual target of the given event. * * @return the target element * @deprecated use {@link NativeEvent#getEventTarget()} instead */ @Deprecated public final Element getTarget() { return getEventTarget().cast(); } /** * Gets the element to which the mouse pointer was moved (only valid for * {@link Event#ONMOUSEOUT}). * * @deprecated use {@link NativeEvent#getRelatedEventTarget()} instead * @return the element to which the mouse pointer was moved */ @Deprecated public final Element getToElement() { return DOM.eventGetToElement(this); } /** * Gets the enumerated type of this event, as defined by {@link #ONCLICK}, * {@link #ONMOUSEDOWN}, and so forth. * * @return the event's enumerated type */ public final int getTypeInt() { return DOM.eventGetType(this); } }




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