arrowmonger.java

网站上使用水晶报表的例子

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Susan H. Rodger, Pretesh Patel, Ayonike Akingbade, Diana Jackson
Computer Science Department
Duke University
August 2002
Supported by National Science Foundation DUE-9752583.

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File:                           nameoffile.java
Package:                        JAWAA Version 2.0
Author:                         Pretesh Patel, Ayonike Akingbade, Diana Jackson
Date:                           August 2002
Description of Contents:        
                                
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package jawaa.extras.arrow;

import java.awt.Point;
import jawaa.extras.PositionListener;

public interface ArrowMonger extends Pointee, Pointer
{
    public void addArrowListener(PositionListener listen);
    public void removeArrowListener(PositionListener listen);
    public void fireActionPerformed(Point p); //notify listeners
    
    public Point getArrowConnection(SmartArrow a);
    public Point getArrowConnection(); //probably not needed see Pointee
    public Point getArrowPoint(SmartArrow a);
    public Point getArrowPoint(); //probably not needed, see Pointee
}