@GwtCompatible public class TypedValueListView extends ListView<TypedValue,TypedValue>
This class is available as a preview of functionality that will be added to the supported public API in a future release. While it is in the preview phase, it is subject to change or removal without deprecation or notice. Although notice of change is not guaranteed, we will try to let developers know of major changes through announcements in release notes.
A ListView where the ListViewDataSubset contains results with TypedValue
identifiers, and the
Facet values are TypedValue objects.
A TypedValueListView can be constructed with a ListViewDataSubset and a list of Facet objects, although the list of Facet objects is not required.
Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
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static ListView<TypedValue,TypedValue> |
EMPTY |
LOCAL_PART, QNAME, XML_ROOT_ELEMENT
Constructor and Description |
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TypedValueListView(ListViewDataSubset<TypedValue> dataSubset)
The identifiers of the ListViewDataSubset must be
TypedValue objects. |
TypedValueListView(ListViewDataSubset<TypedValue> dataSubset,
java.util.List<Facet<TypedValue>> facets)
The identifiers of the ListViewDatSubset must be
TypedValue objects. |
Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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ListViewDataSubset<TypedValue> |
getDataSubset()
Returns the
ListViewDataSubset . |
java.util.List<Facet<TypedValue>> |
getFacets()
Returns the facets that are applicable to the current (possibly filtered) data set.
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protected void |
setDataSubset(ListViewDataSubset<TypedValue> dataSubset) |
protected void |
setFacets(java.util.List<Facet<TypedValue>> facets) |
equalDataCheck, multilineToString, toString
public static final ListView<TypedValue,TypedValue> EMPTY
public TypedValueListView(ListViewDataSubset<TypedValue> dataSubset, java.util.List<Facet<TypedValue>> facets)
TypedValue
objects.dataSubset
- facets
- public TypedValueListView(ListViewDataSubset<TypedValue> dataSubset)
TypedValue
objects.dataSubset
- public ListViewDataSubset<TypedValue> getDataSubset()
ListViewDataSubset
.
The identifiers of the ListViewDataSubset will be TypedValue
objects.getDataSubset
in class ListView<TypedValue,TypedValue>
protected void setDataSubset(ListViewDataSubset<TypedValue> dataSubset)
setDataSubset
in class ListView<TypedValue,TypedValue>
public java.util.List<Facet<TypedValue>> getFacets()
TypedValue
objects.getFacets
in class ListView<TypedValue,TypedValue>
protected void setFacets(java.util.List<Facet<TypedValue>> facets)
setFacets
in class ListView<TypedValue,TypedValue>
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