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how does GEF interpret user actions to REQUESTs? [message #178221]

Tue, 19 April 2005 06:22

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is it the view's responsibility to know which RESPONSE it should send
to when an UI interaction occurs?

can someone explain what happens in GEF behind a user opertion(for example
, dragging a handle to resize a Figure). since the REQUEST is just a
constant
,where does GEF get the mouse position and keyborad state?

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Re: how does GEF interpret user actions to REQUESTs? [message #178285 is a reply to message #178221]

Tue, 19 April 2005 14:08

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Originally posted by: none.us.ibm.com

A ResizeTracker maintains this information and passes it using a subclass of
Request.

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>
> is it the view's responsibility to know which RESPONSE it should send
> to when an UI interaction occurs?
>
> can someone explain what happens in GEF behind a user opertion(for example
> , dragging a handle to resize a Figure). since the REQUEST is just a
> constant
> ,where does GEF get the mouse position and keyborad state?
>

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Re: how does GEF interpret user actions to REQUESTs? [message #178292 is a reply to message #178285]

Tue, 19 April 2005 16:25

memorialday

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thanks for ur reply.
but can u explain in more detail?
what happens when user resizing a Figure?
how to know which editpart should be activated?
how to get the handler of the Figure
how to translate mouse gestures into REQUEST and manipulating the handler
which resulting the resize of the Figure?
so many details unclear to me , can u help me?

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