Revision: 1321
Author: ge0ffrey
Date: 2006-08-20 11:30:48 -0700 (Sun, 20 Aug 2006)
ViewCVS: http://svn.sourceforge.net/spring-rich-c/?rev=1321&view=rev
Log Message:
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typo's
Modified Paths:
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trunk/spring-richclient/src/site/apt/user/commandFramework.apt
Modified: trunk/spring-richclient/src/site/apt/user/commandFramework.apt
===================================================================
--- trunk/spring-richclient/src/site/apt/user/commandFramework.apt
2006-08-20 13:16:25 UTC (rev 1320)
+++ trunk/spring-richclient/src/site/apt/user/commandFramework.apt
2006-08-20 18:30:48 UTC (rev 1321)
@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
Alan McAuley
-----
- <<This document is work in progress. Comments, improvements and additional
content is welcomed>>
+ <<This document is work in progress. Comments, improvements and additional
content are welcomed.>>
Spring Rich Client Command Framework
@@ -22,12 +22,12 @@
* Actionable commands - these are generally used to implement <<<local>>>
commands, that is, commands that only have a meaning to
one view of the application.
- * Targetable commands \x96 the <<<target>>> of the commands is decided
dynamically, based on the currently displayed view.
+ * Targetable commands � the <<<target>>> of the commands is decided
dynamically, based on the currently displayed view.
We can think of these as Global commands shared throughout the application.
* Command Groups - commands are grouped together for use in menus, toolbars,
drop down menus, popup menus, button bars etc.
- * Command configuration \x96 commands can be automatically configured by the
framework or programmatically.
+ * Command configuration � commands can be automatically configured by the
framework or programmatically.
Configuration includes such things as providing labels, tooltips, icons
etc for command rendering.
* Further command framework functionality includes command interceptors,
(that is interception before and after the command is executed),
@@ -133,13 +133,13 @@
Looking at the menuBar bean, we are defining an application menuBar with
three command elements, fileMenu, windowMenu and helpMenu.
Each of these menus forms a member of a Command Group and the
CommandGroupFactoryBean class is used to create the actual command group,
made up of the elements of the list in the <<<members>>> property.
Similarly for the toolbar bean, we have a command factory bean that
- creates a toolbar group that has two members \x96 exportCommand and
propertiesCommand. Note that the members of the toolbar group are
+ creates a toolbar group that has two members � exportCommand and
propertiesCommand. Note that the members of the toolbar group are
global commands as defined above and we will cover how to interact with
these commands later. But first a few observations.
In our menubar, the commands appear as <<<File>>>, <<<Window>>> and
<<<Help>>>. Also note that the <<<Help>>> member appears
to the right of the menubar. Where does the text and icon image come from
for the commands and how did we layout
the <<<Help>>> menu member to the right. Clicking on each main menu command
displays drop down menus which may
- contain submenus \x96 how do we define these elements? Note also the
presence of command mnemonics and keyboard accelerators.
+ contain submenus � how do we define these elements? Note also the presence
of command mnemonics and keyboard accelerators.
Here is how the menu members look when you click on them:
@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@
We can see in the commands-context file that our menubar has four entries
in its list of members. <<<fileMenu>>>, <<<windowMenu>>>,
<<<glue>>> and <<<helpMenu>>>. Three of these come with predefined messages
in the application framework,
- so we don\x92t need to add any text (in English that is, you would if you
wanted to loclaise the text to a language not already included).
+ so we don�t need to add any text (in English that is, you would if you
wanted to loclaise the text to a language not already included).
The remaining member <<<glue>>> is a configuration layout hint that behaves
the same as the Glue component of the standard Box layout.
By adding this member, it fills out all available space between the Window
and Help menu members and causes the Help menu element
to be displayed to the right of the menubar. We can also see that each of
these menu bar entries has its own bean definition.
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