Package com.bluemarsh.jswat.breakpoint.ui

Contains classes for representing breakpoints.

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Interface Summary
BreakpointUI Interface BreakpointUI defines the methods necessary for a breakpoint UI adapter implementation.
ConditionUI Interface ConditionUI defines the methods necessary for a condition UI adapter implementation.
MonitorUI Interface MonitorUI defines the methods necessary for a monitor UI adapter implementation.
UIAdapter Interface UIAdapter defines the methods necessary for a breakpoint, monitor, or condition UI adapter implementation.
 

Class Summary
BasicBreakpointUI Class BasicBreakpointUI is an adapter for building the user interface components to represent a the common properties of all breakpoints.
BasicBreakpointUI.GroupNamePair Class GroupNamePair represents a breakpoint group/composite name pair.
Bundle Class Bundle contains a java.util.ResourceBundle and provides some simple access methods to it.
CommandMonitorUI Class CommandMonitorUI provides the interface adapter for the CommandMonitor.
EditorDialog Class EditorDialog is responsible for allowing the user to edit the properties of a particular breakpoint.
LineBreakpointUI Class LineBreakpointUI is an adapter capable of building a user interface to represent a line breakpoint.
ManagerDialog Class ManagerDialog is responsible for building a dialog that presents all of the breakpoint groups and breakpoints.
MethodBreakpointUI Class MethodBreakpointUI is an adapter capable of building a user interface to represent a method breakpoint.
ValueConditionUI Class ValueConditionUI provides the interface adapter for the ValueCondition.
 

Package com.bluemarsh.jswat.breakpoint.ui Description

Contains classes for representing breakpoints. Classes include BasicBreakpointUI, which creates widgets for manipulating the common properties of all breakpoints, and LineBreakpointUI, creates widgets specifically for line-based breakpoints. Additionally, ValueConditionUI and CommandMonitorUI make widgets for manipulating value conditions and command monitors, respectively.