Uses of Interface
dsto.dfc.swing.tree.DfcTreeNode

Packages that use DfcTreeNode

dsto.dfc.swing.forms	A high-level framework supporting the assembly of UI editor components into forms.
dsto.dfc.swing.tree	Extends the Swing tree package to add support for advanced tree models (supporting add, remove, copy, paste etc) and provide several extensions to the JTree component.

Uses of DfcTreeNode in dsto.dfc.swing.forms

Methods in dsto.dfc.swing.forms that return DfcTreeNode

DfcTreeNode	CustomizersTreeModel.addCustomizer(MutableTreeNode parent, CustomizersTreeModel.Entry entry)
DfcTreeNode	CustomizersTreeModel.addCustomizer(MutableTreeNode parent, CustomizersTreeModel.Entry entry, int index) Add a new customizer.

Methods in dsto.dfc.swing.forms with parameters of type DfcTreeNode

protected void

CustomizersTreeModel.dispose(DfcTreeNode node)

Uses of DfcTreeNode in dsto.dfc.swing.tree

Classes in dsto.dfc.swing.tree that implement DfcTreeNode

class

DefaultDfcTreeNode Default impelementation of DfcTreeNode.

Methods in dsto.dfc.swing.tree that return DfcTreeNode

DfcTreeNode	DfcSwingTreeModel.addChild(MutableTreeNode parent, Object entry) Shortcut to add a user object to a node in the tree.
DfcTreeNode	DfcSwingTreeModel.addChild(MutableTreeNode parent, Object entry, int index) Shortcut to add a user object to a node in the tree.
DfcTreeNode	DfcTreeNode.findChild(Object userObject) Find the first child with a matching user object.
DfcTreeNode	DefaultDfcTreeNode.findChild(Object childUserObject)
DfcTreeNode	DfcSwingTreeModel.getRootNode()
DfcTreeNode[]	DfcSwingTreeModel.makeNodePath(Object[] objectPath) Convert a path defined in terms of user objects to one in this tree defined in terms of tree node's.

Methods in dsto.dfc.swing.tree with parameters of type DfcTreeNode

protected void	DfcSwingTreeModel.fireTreeNodeChanged(DfcTreeNode node) Convenience method to fire the correct event when a node has changed.
Object[]	DfcSwingTreeModel.getObjectPathToRoot(DfcTreeNode node) Like getPathToRoot() except that the returned path is defined in terms of the user objects associated with the nodes.