Examples of FloatingTextField

research.FloatingTextField
A text field overlay that is used to edit a TextFigure. A FloatingTextField requires a two step initialization: In a first step the overlay is created and in a second step it can be positioned. @version <$CURRENT_VERSION$>

Examples of research.FloatingTextField

        return getTypingTarget() != null;
    }


    protected void beginEdit(TextHolder figure) {
        if (fTextField == null) {
            fTextField = new FloatingTextField();
            fTextField.addDocumentListener(documentListener);
        }


        if (figure != getTypingTarget() && getTypingTarget() != null) {
            endEdit();

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Examples of research.FloatingTextField

        return getTypingTarget() != null;
    }


    protected void beginEdit(TextHolder figure) {
        if (fTextField == null) {
            fTextField = new FloatingTextField(new ResourceComponentDocument());
            fTextField.addDocumentListener(documentListener);
        }


        if (figure != getTypingTarget() && getTypingTarget() != null) {
            endEdit();

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Examples of research.FloatingTextField

        return getTypingTarget() != null;
    }


    protected void beginEdit(TextHolder figure) {
        if (fTextField == null) {
            fTextField = new FloatingTextField(new FeatureDocument());
            fTextField.addDocumentListener(documentListener);
        }


        if (figure != getTypingTarget() && getTypingTarget() != null) {
            endEdit();

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Examples of research.FloatingTextField

        return getTypingTarget() != null;
    }


    protected void beginEdit(TextHolder figure) {
        if (fTextField == null) {
            fTextField = new FloatingTextField(new FeatureDocument());
            fTextField.addDocumentListener(documentListener);
        }


        if (figure != getTypingTarget() && getTypingTarget() != null) {
            endEdit();

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