Example usage for org.eclipse.jface.preference StringFieldEditor subclass-usage

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for org.eclipse.jface.preference StringFieldEditor subclass-usage.

Usage

From source file ar.com.tadp.xml.rinzo.core.preferences.IntegerFieldEditor.java

/**
 * 
 * @author ccancinos
 */
public class IntegerFieldEditor extends StringFieldEditor {
    private int minValidValue;

From source file au.edu.unimelb.plantcell.core.DoubleFieldEditor.java

/**
 * A field editor for a double type preference.
 * <p>
 * This class may be freely distributed as part of any application or plugin.
 * <p>
 *

From source file ca.uvic.cs.tagsea.preferences.UserNameStringFieldEditor.java

/**
 * Special text field editor which only allows letters,
 * numbers, spaces, underscores, hyphens, and single quotes in the name.
 * 
 * @author Chris Callendar
 */

From source file ch.elexis.core.ui.preferences.inputs.MultilineFieldEditor.java

public class MultilineFieldEditor extends StringFieldEditor {
    Text textField;
    int numOfLines;
    int flags = SWT.BORDER;
    boolean isStringList;

From source file ch.elexis.core.ui.preferences.inputs.PasswordFieldEditor.java

public class PasswordFieldEditor extends StringFieldEditor {

    Text textField;

    public PasswordFieldEditor(String name, String title, Composite parent) {
        super(name, title, parent);

From source file ch.elexis.preferences.inputs.MultilineFieldEditor.java

public class MultilineFieldEditor extends StringFieldEditor {
    Text textField;
    int numOfLines;
    int flags = SWT.BORDER;
    boolean isStringList;

From source file ch.elexis.preferences.inputs.PasswordFieldEditor.java

public class PasswordFieldEditor extends StringFieldEditor {

    Text textField;

    public PasswordFieldEditor(String name, String title, Composite parent) {
        super(name, title, parent);

From source file ch.netcetera.eclipse.common.preference.SecurePreferenceStringFieldEditor.java

/**
 * Field editor that stores it's value in the cryptographically secured Equinox
 * secure preferences. Besides that, the text field displays the character '*'
 * instead of the Instead of the character actually typed.
 */
public class SecurePreferenceStringFieldEditor extends StringFieldEditor {

From source file com.amazonaws.eclipse.core.ui.preferences.ObfuscatingStringFieldEditor.java

/**
 * Extension of StringFieldEditor that obfuscates its data.
 */
public class ObfuscatingStringFieldEditor extends StringFieldEditor {

    /**

From source file com.ge.research.sadl.ui.widgets.DoubleFieldEditor.java

/**
 * A field editor for an double type preference.
 */
public class DoubleFieldEditor extends StringFieldEditor {
    private double minValidValue = 0;