de.tif.jacob.screen
Interface IToolbar

All Superinterfaces:

IGuiElement

public interface IToolbar
extends IGuiElement

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface de.tif.jacob.screen.IGuiElement

IGuiElement.GroupState

Field Summary

static java.lang.String	RCS_ID
static java.lang.String	RCS_REV

Fields inherited from interface de.tif.jacob.screen.IGuiElement

NEW, SEARCH, SELECTED, UNDEFINED, UPDATE

Method Summary

IToolbarButton	getButton(ActionType type) The buttons of the handsover action or null of the toolbar doesn't contain this type of button.
java.util.List	getButtons()

Methods inherited from interface de.tif.jacob.screen.IGuiElement

findByName, getApplicationDefinition, getChildren, getDataStatus, getGroupTableAlias, getI18NLabel, getLabel, getName, getParent, getPathName, hasChild, isEnabled, isVisible, setBackgroundColor, setColor, setEnable, setLabel, setVisible

Field Detail

RCS_ID

static final java.lang.String RCS_ID

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Constant Field Values

RCS_REV

static final java.lang.String RCS_REV

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Constant Field Values

Method Detail

getButtons

java.util.List getButtons()

Returns:

List[IToolbarButton] the children

getButton

IToolbarButton getButton(ActionType type)

The buttons of the handsover action or null of the toolbar doesn't contain this type of button.
It is not required, that the button is visible in the toolbar. It must only a member of the toolbar.
TODO Wie soll man besser einen Button identifiezieren?! Soll man wirklich die "Action"an den AppProgrammierer weiter reichen?

Parameters:

type -

Returns:

The buttons of the handsover action or null of the toolbar doesn't contain this type of button.