Package com.iizigo.term.internal
Class KeyHotSpot
java.lang.Object
com.iizigo.term.internal.HotSpot
com.iizigo.term.internal.KeyHotSpot
Handles hot spots for function keys and other special keys.
- Author:
- Christopher Mindus
Field Summary
Constructor Summary
Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionvoid
Called when the hot spot is activated.int
Checks if a hot spot is found.boolean
continueChecking
(char[] line, char ch, int begin, int end) Checks if it is OK to keep on checking.void
fillCharBackground
(Graphics g, int xPos, int yPos, int x, int y, int cx, int cy) Gets the background for drawing on the screen of the hot spot.void
initialize
(String setup, boolean active) Performs initialization from the setup data.void
Called when a new hot spot has been instantiated.void
setTextColor
(Graphics g, int xPos, int yPos, int x, int y, int cx, int cy) Sets the color to use for the text (character) using g.setColor(nnn).
Field Details
sendKey
protected int sendKeyThe send key for newly created hot spots.
Constructor Details
KeyHotSpot
public KeyHotSpot()
Method Details
initialize
Performs initialization from the setup data. Each hyperlink entry in the setup string (that is comma separated) contains the initial string.- Specified by:
initialize
in classHotSpot
onCreate
Called when a new hot spot has been instantiated.continueChecking
public boolean continueChecking(char[] line, char ch, int begin, int end) Checks if it is OK to keep on checking.- Specified by:
continueChecking
in classHotSpot
check
Checks if a hot spot is found. If it is, the position returned should be directly after the new hot spot.fillCharBackground
Gets the background for drawing on the screen of the hot spot.- Overrides:
fillCharBackground
in classHotSpot
setTextColor
Sets the color to use for the text (character) using g.setColor(nnn).- Overrides:
setTextColor
in classHotSpot
activate
Called when the hot spot is activated.