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public interface WindowControlInfo
Description:
Initial Date: 09.09.2005
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void |
addChild(WindowControlInfo child)
to be called only by the constructor of a windowcontrolinfo. |
void |
adjustControllerState(boolean back,
ExtendedControllerState ecstate,
UserRequest ureq)
the implementation must somehow call back to the controller to let it adjust its state to the new state. |
java.util.List<WindowControlInfo> |
getChildren()
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java.lang.String |
getControllerClassName()
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ExtendedControllerState |
getExtendedControllerState()
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WindowControlInfo |
getParentWindowControlInfo()
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boolean |
isControllerDisposed()
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java.lang.String getControllerClassName()
WindowControlInfo getParentWindowControlInfo()
ExtendedControllerState getExtendedControllerState()
void adjustControllerState(boolean back,
ExtendedControllerState ecstate,
UserRequest ureq)
ecstate - the new state to adjust toback - if true, the transition direction is back, that is from end to start, otherwise it is forward (from start to end)ureq - the UserRequest: using as normal, but calling ureq.getParameter(...) doesn't make sense here, since those are the parameters of a call in the past.java.util.List<WindowControlInfo> getChildren()
void addChild(WindowControlInfo child)
impl - boolean isControllerDisposed()
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