Class semper.tinguin.Entry
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Class semper.tinguin.Entry
java.lang.Object
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+----semper.tinguin.Entry
- public class Entry
- extends Object
This class provides a way of specifying the properties
of an entry within a form dialog. Using this, it is possible
to specify whether the user input is visible or not while entering
it in a text field. Also it allows one to make some entries mandatory
while others are optional.
- Version:
- 0.1
- Author:
- Tobias Himstedt
- See Also:
- evalForm, formMessage
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Entry(String)
- Construct a new entry.
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Entry(String, boolean)
- Construct a new entry.
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Entry(String, boolean, boolean)
- Construct a new entry.
Entry
public Entry(String name,
boolean visibility,
boolean required)
- Construct a new entry. This spefifes what kind of entry
should be used in for a text field input. For example, should
it be visible what is entered in the field or should the actual input
characters be replaced by something else like it is often used when entering
passwords
- Parameters:
- name - How should the field be labeled
- visibility - Should the input be visible.
- required - Is the entry optional or required. if the entry is required the user
has to provide input.
Entry
public Entry(String name,
boolean visibility)
- Construct a new entry. This is equivalent to
Entry(name, visibility, false); which means:
The entered characters are visible is visibility is true and the entry itself
is optional.
- Parameters:
- name - How should the field be labeled
- visibility - Should the input be visible
Entry
public Entry(String name)
- Construct a new entry. This is equivalent to
Entry(name, true, false); which means:
The entered characters are visible and entry itself is optional
- Parameters:
- name - How should the field be labeled
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