On Monday, April 18, 2011 12:01:10 PM UTC+2, Jonas wrote:
>
> My question is when I have a TextBox for example and want
> to use both addKeyDownHandler, addValueChangeHandler and also read the
> text from it, should I have 3 methods in my view that returns
> something like
>
> public HasValue<String> getEmailValue() { return emailBox };
> public HasKeyDownHandlers getEmailDown() { return emailBox };
> public HasValueChangeHandlers<String> getEmailChange() { return
> emailBox; }
>
I'm not 100% sure if my suggestion works, but I would create my own
Interface:
public interface HasStringValueHandlers extends HasValue<String>,
HasKeyDownHandlers, HasValueChangeHandlers<String> {
}
Then you can do this in the view:
HasStringValueHandlers getEmail() {
return (HasStringValueHandlers) stringTextBox;
}
H
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