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UIML 3.0 Language Specification
6.2.2.4
Defining Legal Event Property Names Via <d-class>
Let’s consider our UIML document again. Suppose we want to display the x coordinate of the
mouse pointer when it is clicked inside a button. The label on the button will be changed to
display the x coordinate. The following UIML document accomplishes this:
<uiml>
<interface>
...
<part class=”Button”>
<style><property name=”VALUE”>Press me!</property></style>
<behavior>
<rule>
<condition>
<event name=”MouseListener.mouseClicked”/>
</condition>
<action>
<property name=”VALUE”>
<property event-class=”MouseListener.mouseClicked”
name=”X”/>
</property>
</action>
</rule>
</behavior>
</part>
...
</interface>
<peers>
<presentation base="Java_1.3_Harmonia_1.0"/>
</peers>
</uiml>
Here are the elements in <presentation> in Java_1.3_Harmonia_1.0.uiml to define the property
named X for a mouse click:
<uiml>
<template .../>
<presentation .../>
<d-class id="MouseEvent"
<d-method
<d-method
<d-method
<d-method
<d-method
<d-method
<d-method
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used-in-tag="event"
maps-type="class"
maps-to="java.awt.event.MouseEvent">
id="source"
maps-to="getSource"
return-type="java.lang.Object"/>
id="id"
maps-to="getID"
return-type="int"/>
id="clickCount"
maps-to="getClickCount"
return-type="int"/>
id="point"
maps-to="getPoint"
return-type="int"/>
id="X"
maps-to="getX"
return-type="int"/>
id="Y"
maps-to="getY"
return-type="int"/>
id="isPopupTrigger" maps-to="getIsPopupTrigger"
return-type="boolean"/>
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