sale
Class MenuSheetSeparator

java.lang.Object
  sale.MenuSheetObject
      sale.MenuSheetSeparator

All Implemented Interfaces:

Serializable

public class MenuSheetSeparator
extends MenuSheetObject

A separator in a MenuSheet.

Separators are horizontal lines that are displayed in pop up menus to divide them into sections. Separators will not be displayed in JMenuBar representations of MenuSheets.

Since:

v2.0

Author:

Steffen Zschaler

See Also:

MenuSheetObject, MenuSheet, Serialized Form

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class sale.MenuSheetObject

m_msParent, m_pAttached, m_spAttached

Constructor Summary

MenuSheetSeparator()
Create a new MenuSheetSeparator.

MenuSheetSeparator(String sTag)
Create a new MenuSheetSeparator with a tag.

Method Summary

JMenu	getMenuPeer() Return the JMenu peer for this MenuSheetObject.
JMenuItem	getPeer() Return the JMenuItem peer for this MenuSheetObject.
boolean	isSeparator() Return true if this is a separator.

Methods inherited from class sale.MenuSheetObject

attach, attach, detachSaleProcess, detachSalesPoint, equals, getCaption, getParent, getTag, getTaggedItem, getTaggedItem, isVisible, setCaption, setVisible

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

MenuSheetSeparator

public MenuSheetSeparator(String sTag)

Create a new MenuSheetSeparator with a tag.

Parameters:

sTag - the tag to associate with this MenuSheetSeparator

MenuSheetSeparator

public MenuSheetSeparator()

Create a new MenuSheetSeparator.

Method Detail

isSeparator

public final boolean isSeparator()

Description copied from class: MenuSheetObject

Return true if this is a separator. Separators need not have peers.

Overrides:

isSeparator in class MenuSheetObject

Returns:

true to indicate that this is a separator.

See Also:

MenuSheetObject.getPeer(), MenuSheetObject.getMenuPeer()

Override:

Never

getPeer

public final JMenuItem getPeer()

Description copied from class: MenuSheetObject

Return the JMenuItem peer for this MenuSheetObject. This can be a JMenuItem or a JMenu, just as is appropriate. You can always return the same peer.

Specified by:

getPeer in class MenuSheetObject

Returns:

null, as separators do not need a peer.

Override:

Never

getMenuPeer

public final JMenu getMenuPeer()

Description copied from class: MenuSheetObject

Return the JMenu peer for this MenuSheetObject. Independently of the actual type of the MenuSheetObject this must return a JMenu object.

For MenuSheetItems and similar MenuSheetObjects it is recommended that you create a JMenu with the same caption and only one item, the MenuElement peer of the MenuSheetObject. Make sure, however, to create all these objects afresh for the JMenu peer, lest there should result inpredictably behaving menus. This does, of course not apply, if the MenuElement peer and the JMenu peer are entirely equal as is the case for MenuSheets.

Although JMenuItem peer and JMenu peer should be different objects, subsequent calls to getMenuPeer() can still return the same object.

Specified by:

getMenuPeer in class MenuSheetObject

Returns:

null, as separators do not need a peer.

Override:

Never