org.jfree.layouting.layouter.style.resolver.computed.content
Class StringSetResolveHandler
java.lang.Object
org.jfree.layouting.layouter.style.resolver.computed.content.StringSetResolveHandler
- ResolveHandler
public class StringSetResolveHandler
extends java.lang.Object
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$Id: StringSetResolveHandler.java 6489 2008-11-28 14:53:40Z tmorgner $
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(C) Copyright 2006-2007, by Pentaho Corporation.
StringSetResolveHandler
public StringSetResolveHandler()
getRequiredStyles
public StyleKey[] getRequiredStyles()
This indirectly defines the resolve order. The higher the order, the more dependent
is the resolver on other resolvers to be complete.
- getRequiredStyles in interface ResolveHandler
- the array of required style keys.
resolve
public void resolve(LayoutProcess process,
LayoutElement element,
StyleKey key)
Resolves a String. As the string may contain the 'contents' property, it
is not resolvable here. The ContentNormalizer needs to handle this property
instead. (But this code prepares everything ..)
- resolve in interface ResolveHandler