Package Torello.Browser
Class CSS.mediaQueryResultChanged
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- Torello.Browser.CSS.mediaQueryResultChanged
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java.io.Serializable
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- CSS
public static class CSS.mediaQueryResultChanged extends BrowserEvent implements java.io.Serializable
Fires whenever a MediaQuery result changes (for example, after a browser window has been resized.) The current implementation considers only viewport-dependent media features.
This is Marker-Event. Marker-Event's are Events that do not posses any data, fields or state. When they are fired, only the event name is supplied.- See Also:
- Serialized Form
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description protected static long
serialVersionUID
For Object Serialization.-
Fields inherited from class Torello.Browser.BrowserEvent
domain, name, numFields
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description mediaQueryResultChanged(JsonObject jo)
JSON Object Constructor
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description boolean[]
optionals()
Implementing this method allows sub-classes to specify which JSON Properties may be absent or null.String
toString()
This method uses Java Reflection to convert the inheriting object into aString
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Field Detail
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serialVersionUID
protected static final long serialVersionUID
For Object Serialization. java.io.Serializable- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Constructor Detail
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mediaQueryResultChanged
public mediaQueryResultChanged(JsonObject jo)
JSON Object Constructor
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Method Detail
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optionals
public boolean[] optionals()
Description copied from class:BaseType
Implementing this method allows sub-classes to specify which JSON Properties may be absent or null. When binding aJsonObject
to a Java-Object, if some of the expected fields for the Java-Object map to Properties which might be left-out or omitted, then that may be indicated by setting that fields array positionTRUE
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NOTE: This array should have a length equal to the number of fields contained by the Java Object. The first boolean in the array should specify whether the first Object Field may by absent. The second boolean should specify whether the second Object Field is optional in the JSON - and so on and so forth...
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toString
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