attachEnv() method of your ExPropertyEditor, call
PropertyEnv.registerInplaceEditorFactory(this). Before you do any of this read the prose documentation on the Explorer API and be sure you cannot do what you need with an existing property editor - it is very rare to actually need to provide a custom editor component.
@Deprecated public interface EnhancedPropertyEditor extends PropertyEditor
InplaceEditor,
InplaceEditor.Factory,
PropertyEnv| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Component |
getInPlaceCustomEditor()
Deprecated.
Get an in-place editor.
|
boolean |
hasInPlaceCustomEditor()
Deprecated.
Test for support of in-place custom editors.
|
boolean |
supportsEditingTaggedValues()
Deprecated.
Test for support of editing of tagged values.
|
addPropertyChangeListener, getAsText, getCustomEditor, getJavaInitializationString, getTags, getValue, isPaintable, paintValue, removePropertyChangeListener, setAsText, setValue, supportsCustomEditorComponent getInPlaceCustomEditor()
boolean hasInPlaceCustomEditor()
true if supportedboolean supportsEditingTaggedValues()
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