Java Foundation Classes in a Nutshell

Hierar chy: Object→ java.util.EventObject(Serializable)→ AWTEvent→ InputMethodEvent

Passed To: AWTEventMulticaster.{caretPositionChanged(), inputMethodTextChanged()},

Component.processInputMethodEvent(), InputMethodListener.{caretPositionChanged(),

inputMethodTextChanged()}, javax.swing .text.JTextComponent.processInputMethodEvent()

InputMethodListener Ja va 1.2

java.awt.e vent event listener

This interface defines the methods that a text input component must define in order to

receive notifications from an input method. caretPositionChanged() is invoked when the

user has moved the editing cursor. inputMethodTextChanged() is invoked when the user has

edited text being composed by the input method.

Input method details are usually hidden by text input components. Application-level

code should never have to use or implement this interface.

public abstract interface InputMethodListener extends java.util.EventListener {

// Public Instance Methods

public abstract void caretPositionChanged(InputMethodEvent event);

public abstract void inputMethodTextChanged(InputMethodEvent event);

}

Hierar chy: (InputMethodListener(java.util.EventListener))

Implementations: AWTEventMulticaster

Passed To: AWTEventMulticaster.{add(), remove()}, Component.{addInputMethodListener(),

removeInputMethodListener()}, javax.swing .text.JTextComponent.addInputMethodListener()

Retur ned By: AWTEventMulticaster.{add(), remove()}

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