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Interface Summary | |
IKeyFormatter | Any formatter capable of taking key sequence or a key stroke and converting it into a string. |
Class Summary | |
CharacterKey |
Instances of CharacterKey represent keys on the keyboard which
represent unicode characters.
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Key |
Key is the abstract base class for all objects representing
keys on the keyboard.
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KeyFormatterFactory | A cache for formatters. |
KeySequence |
A KeySequence is defined as a list of zero or more
KeyStrokes , with the stipulation that all
KeyStroke objects must be complete, save for the last one,
whose completeness is optional. |
KeyStroke |
A KeyStroke is defined as an optional set of modifier keys
followed optionally by a natural key. |
ModifierKey |
Instances of ModifierKey represent the four keys on the
keyboard recognized by convention as 'modifier keys', those keys typically
pressed in combination with themselves and/or a
NaturalKey .
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NaturalKey |
Instances of NaturalKey represent all keys on the keyboard not
known by convention as 'modifier keys'. |
SpecialKey |
Instances of SpecialKey represent the keys on keyboard
recognized as neither modifier keys nor character keys. |
SWTKeySupport | A utility class for converting SWT events into key strokes. |
Exception Summary | |
ParseException |
An exception indicating problems while parsing formal string representations
of either KeyStroke or KeySequence objects.
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