Package com.googlecode.lanterna.gui2

Class RadioBoxList.RadioBoxListItemRenderer<V>

java.lang.Object

com.googlecode.lanterna.gui2.AbstractListBox.ListItemRenderer<V,RadioBoxList<V>>

com.googlecode.lanterna.gui2.RadioBoxList.RadioBoxListItemRenderer<V>

Type Parameters:

V - Type of items in the RadioBoxList

Enclosing class:

RadioBoxList<V>

public static class RadioBoxList.RadioBoxListItemRenderer<V>
extends AbstractListBox.ListItemRenderer<V,RadioBoxList<V>>

Default renderer for this component which is used unless overridden. The selected state is drawn on the left side of the item label using a "< >" block filled with an "o" if the item is the selected one

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
RadioBoxListItemRenderer()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	drawItem(TextGUIGraphics graphics, RadioBoxList<V> listBox, int index, V item, boolean selected, boolean focused)	This is the main drawing method for a single list box item, it applies the current theme to setup the colors and then calls getLabel(..) and draws the result using the supplied TextGUIGraphics.
int	getHotSpotPositionOnLine(int selectedIndex)	Returns where on the line to place the text terminal cursor for a currently selected item.
String	getLabel(RadioBoxList<V> listBox, int index, V item)	Given a list box, an index of an item within that list box and what the item is, this method should return what to draw for that item.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

RadioBoxListItemRenderer

public RadioBoxListItemRenderer()

Method Detail

getHotSpotPositionOnLine

public int getHotSpotPositionOnLine(int selectedIndex)

Description copied from class: AbstractListBox.ListItemRenderer

Returns where on the line to place the text terminal cursor for a currently selected item. By default this will return 0, meaning the first character of the selected line. If you extend ListItemRenderer you can change this by returning a different number. Returning -1 will cause lanterna to hide the cursor.

Overrides:

getHotSpotPositionOnLine in class AbstractListBox.ListItemRenderer<V,RadioBoxList<V>>

Parameters:

selectedIndex - Which item is currently selected

Returns:

Index of the character in the string we want to place the terminal cursor on, or -1 to hide it

getLabel

public String getLabel(RadioBoxList<V> listBox,
                       int index,
                       V item)

Description copied from class: AbstractListBox.ListItemRenderer

Given a list box, an index of an item within that list box and what the item is, this method should return what to draw for that item. The default implementation is to return whatever toString() returns when called on the item.

Overrides:

getLabel in class AbstractListBox.ListItemRenderer<V,RadioBoxList<V>>

Parameters:

listBox - List box the item belongs to

index - Index of the item

item - The item itself

Returns:

String to draw for this item

drawItem

public void drawItem(TextGUIGraphics graphics,
                     RadioBoxList<V> listBox,
                     int index,
                     V item,
                     boolean selected,
                     boolean focused)

Description copied from class: AbstractListBox.ListItemRenderer

This is the main drawing method for a single list box item, it applies the current theme to setup the colors and then calls getLabel(..) and draws the result using the supplied TextGUIGraphics. The graphics object is created just for this item and is restricted so that it can only draw on the area this item is occupying. The top-left corner (0x0) should be the starting point when drawing the item.

Overrides:

drawItem in class AbstractListBox.ListItemRenderer<V,RadioBoxList<V>>

Parameters:

graphics - Graphics object to draw with

listBox - List box we are drawing an item from

index - Index of the item we are drawing

item - The item we are drawing

selected - Will be set to true if the item is currently selected, otherwise false, but please notice what context 'selected' refers to here (see setSelectedIndex)

focused - Will be set to true if the list box currently has input focus, otherwise false