Example usage for com.google.gwt.user.cellview.client ColumnSortEvent getType

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In this page you can find the example usage for com.google.gwt.user.cellview.client ColumnSortEvent getType.

Prototype

public static Type<Handler> getType() 

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Gets the type associated with this event.

Usage

From source file:com.bearsoft.gwt.ui.widgets.grid.Grid.java

/**
 * Add a handler to handle {@link ColumnSortEvent}s.
 * //from  w  w w  .  ja  va2  s .com
 * @param handler
 *            the {@link ColumnSortEvent.Handler} to add
 * @return a {@link HandlerRegistration} to remove the handler
 */
public HandlerRegistration addColumnSortHandler(ColumnSortEvent.Handler handler) {
    return addHandler(handler, ColumnSortEvent.getType());
}

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From source file:com.mind.gwt.jclient.context.EventRepository.java

License:Apache License

/**
 * A few {@link GwtEvent} subclasses coming along with GWT-SDK initialize their {@link GwtEvent.Type TYPE} fields
 * lazily and in non thread-safe way. This method forces initialization immediately. To avoid a race condition,
 * memory writes that are made by this method, have to become visible to all threads before the first instance of
 * {@link Context} is created./* w  w  w  . j  av  a  2 s  . c om*/
*/
static void instantiateLazyEventTypes() {
    AttachEvent.getType();
    BeforeSelectionEvent.getType();
    CloseEvent.getType();
    HighlightEvent.getType();
    InitializeEvent.getType();
    OpenEvent.getType();
    ResizeEvent.getType();
    SelectionEvent.getType();
    ShowRangeEvent.getType();
    ValueChangeEvent.getType();
    NativePreviewEvent.getType();
    ColumnSortEvent.getType();

    // LoadingStateChangeEvent is thread-safe
    // PlaceChangeEvent is thread-safe
    // PlaceChangeRequestEvent is thread-safe
    // ClosingEvent is thread-safe
    // ScrollEvent is thread-safe

    // SubmitEvent isn't publicly available but thread-safe by accident
    // SubmitCompleteEvent isn't publicly available and isn't thread-safe... 
}

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