Annotations Reference
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- @Action
- @Bindable
- @Bound
- @BoundExtent
- @BoundLocation
- @BoundSelection
- @CallOnUpdate
- @EnabledIf
- @NotBindable
- @OnChange
- @OnClick
- @OnFocusChange
- @VisibleIf
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A component binding that will call a method when an action occurs.
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Marks a model as a bindable model. This makes the fields of the model bindable by individual controls using the @Bound annotation
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Used to bind a UI control to a model property, where property is meant in a strict Java sense.
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A binding for an interface component that has an extent (setExtent/getExtent methods).
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A binding for an interface component that has a location (setLocation/getLocation methods).
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A binding for an interface component that has a selection like a JList or JComboBox.
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An annotation to mark that a method should be called when the bound model updates in a specific way. Takes the name of the model to bind to and the type of updates to respond to.
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A binding that will set the enabled state of the annotated component to the state of a model boolean.
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Marks the annotated field as not bindable. This can be used to mark non-final bindable models.
No examples for this annotation. See Javadoc for full documenation.
A component binding that will call a method when an action occurs.
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A binding that will call a method when the on-click action occurs on this component.
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A binding that will call one method when the bound component loses focus, and another method when focus is gained.
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A binding that will set the Visible state of the annotated component to the state of a model boolean.
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