Package org.pushingpixels.flamingo.api.ribbon.resize

Interface RibbonBandResizePolicy

All Known Implementing Classes:

CoreRibbonResizePolicies.BaseCoreRibbonBandResizePolicy, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.BaseRibbonBandResizePolicy, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.FlowThreeRows, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.FlowTwoRows, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.High2Low, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.High2Mid, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.IconRibbonBandResizePolicy, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.Low2Mid, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.Mid2Low, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.Mid2Mid, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.Mirror, CoreRibbonResizePolicies.None

public interface RibbonBandResizePolicy

Defines the resize policies for the JRibbonBands and JFlowRibbonBands.

The resize policy defines a single visual state of the given ribbon band. For every control in the specific ribbon band (command button, gallery etc), the resize policy defines what is its presentation state.

The resize policies are installed with AbstractRibbonBand.setResizePolicies(java.util.List) API. The order of the resize policies in this list is important. The first entry in the list must be the most permissive policy that returns the largest value from its getPreferredWidth(int, int). Each successive entry in the list must return the value smaller than its predecessors.

As the ribbon horizontal size is changed (by the user resizing the application window), the ribbon task resize sequencing policy set by RibbonTask.setResizeSequencingPolicy(RibbonBandResizeSequencingPolicy) determines the order of ribbon bands to shrink / expand. See more details in the documentation of the RibbonBandResizeSequencingPolicy.

The CoreRibbonResizePolicies provides a number of built in resize policies that respect the application element priorities passed to JRibbonBand.addRibbonCommand(CommandButtonProjection, JRibbonBand.PresentationPriority) and JRibbonBand.addRibbonGallery(RibbonGalleryProjection, JRibbonBand.PresentationPriority) APIs. There are three types of built in resize policies:

• Resize policies for the JFlowRibbonBands. The CoreRibbonResizePolicies.FlowTwoRows and CoreRibbonResizePolicies.FlowThreeRows allow placing the flow ribbon band content in two and three rows respectively.
• Resize policies for the JRibbonBands. The CoreRibbonResizePolicies.BaseCoreRibbonBandResizePolicy is the base class for these policies. These policies respect the JRibbonBand.PresentationPriority associated on command buttons and ribbon galleries in getPreferredWidth(int, int) and install(int, int). While install(int, int) call on a JFlowRibbonBand only changes the bounds of the flow components, this call on a JRibbonBand can also change the presentation state of the command buttons (with JCommandButton.setPresentationState(CommandButtonPresentationState) )} ) and the number of visible buttons in the ribbon galleries.
• The collapsed policy that replaces the entire content of the ribbon band with a single popup button. This is done when there is not enough horizontal space to show the content of the ribbon band under the most restrictive resize policy. Activating the popup button will show the original content under the most permissive resize policy in a popup. This policy is implemented in the CoreRibbonResizePolicies.IconRibbonBandResizePolicy.

In addition to the specific resize policies, the CoreRibbonResizePolicies provides three core resize policies lists for JRibbonBands:

• CoreRibbonResizePolicies.getCorePoliciesPermissive(JRibbonBand) returns a list that starts with a resize policy that shows all command buttons in the CommandButtonPresentationState.BIG and ribbon galleries with the largest number of visible buttons, fully utilizing the available screen space.
• CoreRibbonResizePolicies.getCorePoliciesRestrictive(JRibbonBand) returns a list that starts with a resize policy that respects the associated ribbon element priority set on the specific components.
• CoreRibbonResizePolicies.getCorePoliciesNone(JRibbonBand) returns a list that only has a mirror resize policy that respects the associated ribbon element priority set on the specific components.

Note that as mentioned above, all the three lists above have the collapsed policy as their last element.

In addition, the CoreRibbonResizePolicies.getCoreFlowPoliciesRestrictive(JFlowRibbonBand, int) returns a restrictive resize policy for JFlowRibbonBands. The list starts with the two-row policy, goes to the three-row policy and then finally to the collapsed policy.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
int	getPreferredWidth(int availableHeight, int gap)	Returns the preferred width of the associated ribbon band under the specified dimensions.
void	install(int availableHeight, int gap)	Installs this resize policy on the associated ribbon band.

Method Detail

getPreferredWidth

int getPreferredWidth(int availableHeight,
                      int gap)

Returns the preferred width of the associated ribbon band under the specified dimensions.

Parameters:

availableHeight - The height available for the associated ribbon band.

gap - The inter-component gap.

Returns:

The preferred width of the associated ribbon band under the specified dimensions.

install

void install(int availableHeight,
             int gap)

Installs this resize policy on the associated ribbon band. For JFlowRibbonBands only changes the bounds of the flow components. For JRibbonBands can also change the presentation state of the command buttons (with JCommandButton.setPresentationState(CommandButtonPresentationState) ) and the number of visible buttons in the ribbon galleries. Note that this method is for internal use only and should not be called by the application code.

Parameters:

availableHeight - The height available for the associated ribbon band.

gap - The inter-component gap.