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Class ExternalWindow

public class netscape.application.ExternalWindow
    extends java.lang.Object
    implements netscape.application.Window,
               netscape.application.ApplicationObserver
{
    /* Constructors
     */
    public ExternalWindow();
    public ExternalWindow(int);

    /* Methods
     */
    public void addSubview(View);
    public void applicationDidPause(Application);
    public void applicationDidResume(Application);
    public void applicationDidStart(Application);
    public void applicationDidStop(Application);
    public Rect bounds();
    public void center();
    public Size contentSize();
    protected FoundationDialog createDialog();
    protected FoundationFrame createFrame();
    protected FoundationPanel createPanel();
    public void dispose();
    public void hide();
    public boolean hidesWhenPaused();
    public boolean isResizable();
    public boolean isVisible();
    public Menu menu();
    public Size minSize();
    public void moveBy(int, int);
    public void moveTo(int, int);
    public WindowOwner owner();
    public FoundationPanel panel();
    public void performCommand(String, Object);
    public RootView rootView();
    public void setBounds(int, int, int, int);
    public void setBounds(Rect);
    public void setHidesWhenPaused(boolean);
    public void setMenu(Menu);
    public void setMinSize(int, int);
    public void setOwner(WindowOwner);
    public void setResizable(boolean);
    public void setTitle(String);
    public void show();
    public void showModally();
    public void sizeBy(int, int);
    public void sizeTo(int, int);
    public String title();
    public View viewForMouse(int, int);
    public Size windowSizeForContentSize(int, int);
}

    window = new ExternalWindow();
    windowSize = window.windowSizeForContentSize(contentWidth, contentHeight);
    window.sizeTo(windowSize.width, windowSize.height);
    window.moveTo(x, y);
    window.show();

Constructors

ExternalWindow

  public ExternalWindow()

Constructs an ExternalWindow with a style of Window.TITLE_TYPE.

ExternalWindow

  public ExternalWindow(int windowType)

Constructs an ExternalWindow of type windowType. Creates the platform-dependent (native) window that will hold the ExternalWindow's contents, as well as the window's RootView and AWT Panel. The ExternalWindow does not appear onscreen until it receives a show() message.

Methods

  public void setTitle(String aTitle)

Sets the ExternalWindow's title (the string displayed in its title bar).

  public String title()

Returns the ExternalWindow's title.

See Also:

setTitle

  public void show()

Displays the ExternalWindow.

See Also:

hide

  public void showModally()

Displays the ExternalWindow until dismissed by the user. This method will not return until the user closes the Window.

  public void hide()

Hides the ExternalWindow.

See Also:

show

  public boolean isVisible()

Returns true if the ExternalWindow is currently visible (is onscreen).

  public void dispose()

Closes the ExternalWindow and destroys the native window.

  public void setMenu(Menu aMenu)

Sets the ExternalWindow's Menu.

See Also:

Menu

  public Menu menu()

Returns the ExternalWindow's Menu.

See Also:

setMenu

  public RootView rootView()

Returns the RootView that occupies the ExternalWindow.

  public void setOwner(WindowOwner wOwner)

Sets the ExternalWindow's owner, the object interested in learning about special events such as the user closing the ExternalWindow.

  public WindowOwner owner()

Returns the ExternalWindow's owner.

See Also:

setOwner

  public Size contentSize()

Returns the Size defining the ExternalWindow's content area. Use this Size to properly position and size any View that you plan to add to the ExternalWindow.

  public void addSubview(View aView)

Adds aView to the ExternalWindow.

  public void setBounds(int x,
                        int y,
                        int width,
                        int height)

Sets the Window's bounds to the rectangle (x, y, width, height). This is the primitive method for resizing or moving. All the other related methods ultimately call this one.

  public void setBounds(Rect newBounds)

Sets the ExternalWindow's bounds to newBounds.

  public void sizeTo(int width,
                     int height)

Sets the ExternalWindow's size to (width, height).

  public void sizeBy(int deltaWidth,
                     int deltaHeight)

Changes the ExternalWindow's size by deltaWidth and deltaHeight.

  public void moveBy(int deltaX,
                     int deltaY)

Changes the ExternalWindow's location by deltaX and deltaY.

  public void center()

Centers the ExternalWindow (as well as possible for a native window).

  public void moveTo(int x,
                     int y)

Sets the ExternalWindow's origin to (x, y).

  public Size windowSizeForContentSize(int width,
                                       int height)

Returns the size the ExternalWindow must be to support a content size of (width, height).

  public View viewForMouse(int x,
                           int y)

Returns the View containing the point (x, y).

  public void setMinSize(int width,
                         int height)

Sets a minimum size for the ExternalWindow.

Note: The AWT does not appear to support this feature.

  public Size minSize()

Returns the ExternalWindow's minimum size, if set. Otherwise, returns null.

  public Rect bounds()

Returns a newly-allocated copy of the ExternalWindow's bounding rectangle, which defines the ExternalWindow's size and position.

  public void setResizable(boolean flag)

Sets whether the ExternalWindow can be resized by the user. Throws an error if called when the ExternalWindow is visible.

  public boolean isResizable()

Returns true if the user can resize the ExternalWindow.

See Also:

setResizable

  public FoundationPanel panel()

Returns the FoundationPanel the ExternalWindow uses to display its RootView.

  protected FoundationDialog createDialog()

Creates and returns the ExternalWindow's FoundationDialog. This method will be called if the ExternalWindow has a title bar and is being displayed modally. ExternalWindow subclasses can override this method to provide a custom FoundationDialog subclass.

See Also:

FoundationFrame

  protected FoundationFrame createFrame()

Creates and returns the ExternalWindow's FoundationFrame. This method will be called if the ExternalWindow has a title bar. ExternalWindow subclasses can override this method to provide a custom FoundationFrame subclass.

See Also:

FoundationFrame

  protected FoundationPanel createPanel()

Creates and returns the ExternalWindow's FoundationPanel. ExternalWindow subclasses can override this method to provide a custom FoundationPanel subclass.

See Also:

FoundationPanel

  public void applicationDidStart(Application application)

ApplicationObserver method.

  public void applicationDidStop(Application application)

ApplicationObserver method.

  public void applicationDidPause(Application application)

ApplicationObserver method. If hidesWhenPaused() is true and the ExternalWindow is visible, hides the ExternalWindow.

See Also:

setHidesWhenPaused, applicationDidResume

  public void applicationDidResume(Application application)

ApplicationObserver method. If hidesWhenPaused() is true and the ExternalWindow was visible when the Application paused, makes the ExternalWindow visible.

See Also:

setHidesWhenPaused, applicationDidPause

  public void setHidesWhenPaused(boolean flag)

Sets whether the ExternalWindow hides when the Application pauses. If flag is true, the ExternalWindow's applicationDidPause() method hides the Window if the Window is visible. The applicationDidResume() brings the Window back onscreen.

See Also:

applicationDidPause, applicationDidResume

  public boolean hidesWhenPaused()

Returns true if the ExternalWindow hides when the Application pauses.

See Also:

setHidesWhenPaused

  public void performCommand(String command,
                             Object data)

Implements the ExternalWindow's commands:

• SHOW - calls the ExternalWindow's show() method, causing the ExternalWindow to appear onscreen.
• HIDE - calls the ExternalWindow's hide() method, removing the ExternalWindow from the screen.

See Also:

show, hide

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