Interface IValueProperty<S,T>

Type Parameters:
S - type of the source object
T - type of the value of the property
All Superinterfaces:
IProperty
All Known Subinterfaces:
IBeanValueProperty<S,T>, IViewerValueProperty<S,T>, IWidgetValueProperty<S,T>
All Known Implementing Classes:
DelegatingValueProperty, SimpleValueProperty, ValueProperty, ViewerValueProperty, WidgetValueProperty

public interface IValueProperty<S,T> extends IProperty
Interface for value-typed properties
Since:
1.2
See Also:
Restriction:
This interface is not intended to be implemented by clients. Clients should instead subclass one of the classes that implement this interface.

Authors of extensions to the databinding framework may extend this interface and indirectly implement it, but if doing so must also extend one of the framework classes. (Use an API problem filter to suppress the resulting warning.)

Direct implementers of this interface outside of the framework will be broken in future releases when methods are added to this interface.

  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    getValue(S source)
    Returns the current value of this property on the specified property source.
    Returns the value type of the property, or null if untyped.
    list(IListProperty<? super T,E> detailList)
    Returns the nested combination of this property and the specified detail list property.
    <K, V> IMapProperty<S,K,V>
    map(IMapProperty<? super T,K,V> detailMap)
    Returns the nested combination of this property and the specified detail map property.
    observe(Realm realm, S source)
    Returns an observable value observing this value property on the given property source
    observe(S source)
    Returns an observable value observing this value property on the given property source.
    <M extends S>
    IObservableList<T>
    Returns an observable list on the master observable's realm which tracks this property on each element of master.
    <K, V extends S>
    IObservableMap<K,T>
    Returns an observable map on the master observable's realm where the map's key set is the same as the master observable map, and where each value is the property value of the corresponding value in the master observable map.
    <M extends S>
    IObservableMap<M,T>
    Returns an observable map on the master observable's realm where the map's key set is the specified master set, and where each key maps to the current property value for each element.
    <M extends S>
    IObservableValue<T>
    Returns an observable value on the master observable's realm which tracks this property on the current value of master.
    <E> ISetProperty<S,E>
    set(ISetProperty<? super T,E> detailSet)
    Returns the nested combination of this property and the specified detail set property.
    void
    setValue(S source, T value)
    Sets this property on the specified property source to the specified value.
    value(IValueProperty<? super T,M> detailValue)
    Returns the nested combination of this property and the specified detail value property.
    Returns a factory for creating observable values tracking this property of a particular property source.
    Returns a factory for creating observable values in the given realm, tracking this property of a particular property source.
  • Method Details

    • getValueType

      Object getValueType()
      Returns the value type of the property, or null if untyped.
      Returns:
      the value type of the property, or null if untyped.
    • getValue

      T getValue(S source)
      Returns the current value of this property on the specified property source.
      Parameters:
      source - the property source (may be null)
      Returns:
      the current value of this property on the specified property source.
      Since:
      1.3
    • setValue

      void setValue(S source, T value)
      Sets this property on the specified property source to the specified value.

      Note: This method is made available to facilitate basic property access. However if the property source lacks property change notification, then observables on the source object may not be notified of the change. In most cases it is preferable to call IObservableValue.setValue(Object) on the observable instead.

      Parameters:
      source - the property source (may be null)
      value - the new property value
      Since:
      1.3
    • observe

      IObservableValue<T> observe(S source)
      Returns an observable value observing this value property on the given property source.
      Parameters:
      source - the property source
      Returns:
      an observable value observing this value property on the given property source
    • observe

      IObservableValue<T> observe(Realm realm, S source)
      Returns an observable value observing this value property on the given property source
      Parameters:
      realm - the observable's realm
      source - the property source
      Returns:
      an observable value observing this value property on the given property source
    • valueFactory

      Returns a factory for creating observable values tracking this property of a particular property source.
      Returns:
      a factory for creating observable values tracking this property of a particular property source.
    • valueFactory

      IObservableFactory<S,IObservableValue<T>> valueFactory(Realm realm)
      Returns a factory for creating observable values in the given realm, tracking this property of a particular property source.
      Parameters:
      realm - the realm
      Returns:
      a factory for creating observable values in the given realm, tracking this property of a particular property source.
    • observeDetail

      <M extends S> IObservableValue<T> observeDetail(IObservableValue<M> master)
      Returns an observable value on the master observable's realm which tracks this property on the current value of master.
      Parameters:
      master - the master observable
      Returns:
      an observable value which tracks this property of the current value of master.
    • observeDetail

      <M extends S> IObservableList<T> observeDetail(IObservableList<M> master)
      Returns an observable list on the master observable's realm which tracks this property on each element of master.
      Parameters:
      master - the master observable
      Returns:
      an observable list which tracks this property on each element of the master observable.
    • observeDetail

      <M extends S> IObservableMap<M,T> observeDetail(IObservableSet<M> master)
      Returns an observable map on the master observable's realm where the map's key set is the specified master set, and where each key maps to the current property value for each element.
      Parameters:
      master - the master observable
      Returns:
      an observable map that tracks the current value of this property for the elements in the given set.
    • observeDetail

      <K, V extends S> IObservableMap<K,T> observeDetail(IObservableMap<K,V> master)
      Returns an observable map on the master observable's realm where the map's key set is the same as the master observable map, and where each value is the property value of the corresponding value in the master observable map.
      Parameters:
      master - the master observable
      Returns:
      an observable map on the master observable's realm which tracks the current value of this property for the elements in the given map's values collection
    • value

      <M> IValueProperty<S,M> value(IValueProperty<? super T,M> detailValue)
      Returns the nested combination of this property and the specified detail value property. Value modifications made through the returned property are delegated to the detail property, using the value of this property as the source.
      Parameters:
      detailValue - the detail property
      Returns:
      the nested combination of the master and detail properties
    • list

      <E> IListProperty<S,E> list(IListProperty<? super T,E> detailList)
      Returns the nested combination of this property and the specified detail list property. List modifications made through the returned property are delegated to the detail property, using the value of the master property as the source.
      Parameters:
      detailList - the detail property
      Returns:
      the nested combination of the master value and detail list properties
    • set

      <E> ISetProperty<S,E> set(ISetProperty<? super T,E> detailSet)
      Returns the nested combination of this property and the specified detail set property. Set modifications made through the returned property are delegated to the detail property, using the value of the master property as the source.
      Parameters:
      detailSet - the detail property
      Returns:
      the nested combination of the master value and detail set properties
    • map

      <K, V> IMapProperty<S,K,V> map(IMapProperty<? super T,K,V> detailMap)
      Returns the nested combination of this property and the specified detail map property. Map modifications made through the returned property are delegated to the detail property, using the value of the master property as the source.
      Parameters:
      detailMap - the detail property
      Returns:
      the nested combination of the master value and detial map properties