org.eclipse.gef.editparts
Class AbstractConnectionEditPart.DefaultAccessibleAnchorProvider

java.lang.Object
  org.eclipse.gef.editparts.AbstractConnectionEditPart.DefaultAccessibleAnchorProvider

All Implemented Interfaces:

AccessibleAnchorProvider

Enclosing class:

AbstractConnectionEditPart

protected final class AbstractConnectionEditPart.DefaultAccessibleAnchorProvider
extends java.lang.Object
implements AccessibleAnchorProvider

Provides accessibility support for when connections are also themselves nodes. If a connection is the source or target of another connection, then its midpoint is used as the accessible anchor location.

Since:

2.0

Method Summary

java.util.List	getSourceAnchorLocations() Returns a list of Points in absolute coordinates where source anchors are located.
java.util.List	getTargetAnchorLocations() Returns a list of Points in absolute coordinates where target anchors are located.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

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

Method Detail

getSourceAnchorLocations

public java.util.List getSourceAnchorLocations()

Description copied from interface: AccessibleAnchorProvider

Returns a list of Points in absolute coordinates where source anchors are located. Tools that work with connections should use these locations when operating in accesible keyboard modes.

Specified by:

getSourceAnchorLocations in interface AccessibleAnchorProvider

Returns:

A list of absolute locations (Points relative to the Viewer's Control)

See Also:

AccessibleAnchorProvider.getSourceAnchorLocations()

getTargetAnchorLocations

public java.util.List getTargetAnchorLocations()

Description copied from interface: AccessibleAnchorProvider

Returns a list of Points in absolute coordinates where target anchors are located. Tools that work with connections should use these locations when operating in accesible keyboard modes.

Specified by:

getTargetAnchorLocations in interface AccessibleAnchorProvider

Returns:

A list of absolute locations (Points relative to the Viewer's Control)

See Also:

AccessibleAnchorProvider.getTargetAnchorLocations()