ice.storm
Class LPilot

java.lang.Object
  ice.storm.Pilot
      ice.storm.LPilot

public abstract class LPilot

extends Pilot

A 'lightweight' pilot must extend this class. The main feature of such a pilot is its ability to paint iteself, so it does not create a GUI component and thus is compatible with any component toolkit and can be easily embedded within other pilots.

Author:

Alexey Goloshubin, ICEsoft

Constructor Summary

LPilot()

Method Summary

abstract int	getHeight() Get the height of the painting area
abstract int	getWidth() Get the width of the painting area that this pilot needs
abstract void	paint(Graphics g) Tell the pilot to paint its content.
void	setSize(int w, int h) Notify the pilot that the dimensions of its painting area is going to be 'w' and 'h'.

Methods inherited from class ice.storm.Pilot

applySnapshot, beforeUnload, clear, createComponent, createPrinter, dispose, execDynamicMethodOnWindow, findOrCreateViewport, findOrCreateViewport, firePropertyChange, getAllPilotInstances, getDocPane, getDocumentObject, getDynamicValueOnWindow, getPilotViewport, getSnapshot, getStorm, getUrlMaster, getViewportContainer, getViewportId, getViewportProperty, gotoRef, init, isDetached, isStopRequested, modifiedByScript, onLoadingDone, onLowMemory, parse, parsingDone, refExists, refresh, refreshViewport, renderContent, resume, setDynamicValueOnWindow, setZoom, stopLoading, suspend, updateFrameList, viewportBecameActive

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Constructor Detail

LPilot

public LPilot()

Method Detail

paint

public abstract void paint(Graphics g)

Tell the pilot to paint its content. Note that this can only work for 'lightweight' pilots.

getWidth

public abstract int getWidth()

Get the width of the painting area that this pilot needs

getHeight

public abstract int getHeight()

Get the height of the painting area

setSize

public void setSize(int w,
                    int h)

Notify the pilot that the dimensions of its painting area is going to be 'w' and 'h'.