Example usage for com.google.gwt.user.client.ui SourcesMouseWheelEvents interface-usage

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for com.google.gwt.user.client.ui SourcesMouseWheelEvents interface-usage.

Usage

From source file com.apress.progwt.client.college.gui.ext.FocusPanelExt.java

/**
 * FocusPanel gives us no good way to see if the ctrl key was down, or do
 * double clicks.
 * 
 * 
 * Stores the ctrl key for before the event goes by and delays clickEvents

From source file com.apress.progwt.client.gui.timeline.TLOWrapper.java

public class TLOWrapper<T> extends FocusPanelExt implements TimelineRemembersPosition, SourcesMouseWheelEvents {

    private TimeLineObj<T> tlo;
    private int top;

    private Image dragImage;

From source file com.gwt.components.client.Canvas.java

public class Canvas extends FocusWidget implements SourcesMouseEvents, SourcesMouseWheelEvents {

    public static class DrawingStyle extends JavaScriptObject {
        protected DrawingStyle() {
            super();
        }

From source file com.ics.tcg.web.workflow.client.EditableLabel.java

/**
 * Editable Label class, funcionality displays a Label UI 
 * Element until clicked on, then if element is set to be 
 * editable (default) then an editable area and Buttons are 
 * displayed instead.
 *

From source file com.totsp.gwittir.client.ui.SoftButton.java

/**
 * This is a button widget implemented entirely without the native
 * button widget. This avoids Z-index overlay problems, and provides
 * enhanced functionality.
 *
 * <p>Base CSS class: gwittir-SoftButton</p>

From source file fr.fg.client.openjwt.ui.JSScrollPane.java

public class JSScrollPane extends JSComponent
        implements ClickListener, SourcesMouseWheelEvents, EventPreview, MouseListener {
    // ------------------------------------------------------- CONSTANTES -- //

    public final static String UI_CLASS_ID = "ScrollPane";

From source file gwt.canvas.client.Canvas.java

/**
 * The <code>Canvas</code> is a widget that you use to draw arbitrary graphics.
 * <p>
 * When you want to draw a shape, you set the current path to that shape and
 * then paint the shape by stroking, filling, or both stroking and filling.
 * Stroking is the process of painting a line along the current path. Filling