org.netbeans.modules.editor.settings.storage.spi.support

Class StorageSupport

java.lang.Object

org.netbeans.modules.editor.settings.storage.spi.support.StorageSupport

Deprecated.

Functionality of this Support can be obtained either from KeyStrokeUtils or from Utilities.

@Deprecated
public final class StorageSupport
extends Object

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static String	getLocalizingBundleMessage(FileObject fo, String key, String defaultValue) Deprecated.
static String	keyStrokesToString(Collection<? extends KeyStroke> keys, boolean emacsStyle) Deprecated. Use KeyStrokeUtils.getKeyStrokesAsText(javax.swing.KeyStroke[], java.lang.String) or Utilities#keyToString(javax.swing.KeyStroke[], java.lang.String, boolean)
static KeyStroke[]	stringToKeyStrokes(String key, boolean emacsStyle) Deprecated. use KeyStrokeUtils.getKeyStrokes(java.lang.String) or Utilities.stringToKeys(java.lang.String). Note the differences in delimiter used by the two methods.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

getLocalizingBundleMessage

public static String getLocalizingBundleMessage(FileObject fo,
                                                String key,
                                                String defaultValue)

Deprecated.

keyStrokesToString

public static String keyStrokesToString(Collection<? extends KeyStroke> keys,
                                        boolean emacsStyle)

Deprecated. Use KeyStrokeUtils.getKeyStrokesAsText(javax.swing.KeyStroke[], java.lang.String) or Utilities#keyToString(javax.swing.KeyStroke[], java.lang.String, boolean)

Converts a list of KeyStrokes to its textual representation. There are two available formats for the textual representation:

Human readable - this format encodes a KeyStroke to a string that looks like for example 'Ctrl+A' or 'Alt+Shift+M'. Emacs style - this format encodes a KeyStroke to a string that's known from Emacs and that looks like for example 'C-A' or 'AS-M'. It uses methods from org.openide.util.Utilities, which take care of Mac OS specifics and use 'D' and 'O' wildcards for encoding 'Ctrl' and 'Alt' keys.

Parameters:

keys - The KeyStrokes to convert.

emacsStyle - If true the returned string will be in so called Emacs style, ortherwise it will be in human readable format.

Returns:

The textual representation of KeyStrokes passed in.

Since:

1.16

stringToKeyStrokes

public static KeyStroke[] stringToKeyStrokes(String key,
                                             boolean emacsStyle)

Deprecated. use KeyStrokeUtils.getKeyStrokes(java.lang.String) or Utilities.stringToKeys(java.lang.String). Note the differences in delimiter used by the two methods.

Converts a textual representation of key strokes to an array of KeyStroke objects. Please see #keyStrokesToString(Collection, boolean) ror details about the available formats.

Parameters:

key - The textual representation of keystorkes to convert. Its format depends on the value of emacsStyle parameter.

emacsStyle - If true the key string is expected to be in so called emacs format, ortherwise it will be in human readable format.

Returns:

The KeyStrokes that were represented by the key text or null if the textual representation was malformed.

Since:

1.16