Re: Drag and drop for non

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Hendrik Maryns schreef:
| Nigel Wade schreef:
| | Hendrik Maryns wrote:
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| |> Hi all,
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| |> IrCOd like to revive a thread I started a while ago but which got no
| |> satisfying answers.
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| |> I want to implement drag and drop for non-String objects.
| |>
| |> Setting: a JList with a DefaultListModel. It contains FormularCOs (a
| |> class of my own making, with a whole hierarchy underneath it:
| |> Conjunction, Negation etc.). I then do
| |>
| |> result.setDragEnabled(true);
| |> result.setTransferHandler(new FormulaTransferHandler());
| |> result.setDropMode(DropMode.INSERT);
| |>
| |> on the JList. Here follows an almost minimal SSCCE, note that it needs
| |> Java 6:
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| |
| | Here you specify that the DataFlavor which drop will accept is of class
| | Formula...
| |
| |
| |> ~ this.localFormulaFlavor = new ActivationDataFlavor(Formula.class,
| |> ~ DataFlavor.javaJVMLocalObjectMimeType, "Arrays of formulas");
| |> ~ }
| |
| |> ~ /**
| |> ~ * The data flavor for formulas local to the JVM.
| |> ~ */
| |> ~ private final DataFlavor localFormulaFlavor;
| |>
| |> ~ /**
| |> ~ * The formulas being transfered.
| |> ~ */
| |> ~ private Object[] transferedFormulas = null;
| |>
| |> ~ @Override
| |> ~ protected Transferable createTransferable(final JComponent c) {
| |> ~ final JList formulaList = (JList) c;
| |> ~ this.transferedFormulas = formulaList.getSelectedValues();
| |> ~ return new DataHandler(this.transferedFormulas,
| this.localFormulaFlavor
| |> ~ .getMimeType());
| |> ~ // TODO: add support via serialization?
| |> ~ }
| |
| | ..but what you actually transfer is an Object[]
|
| I see. What solution would you suggest: convert the Object[] to
| Formula[] and update above also, or simply use Object as the local
| flavor above and let the JList find out? I guess there is no need for
| Formula indeed, since I do not invoke any methods on it, so I could as
| well use Object[].

Ok, the latter option now makes the drop being accepted, but nothing
changes, i.e.: everything in the list remains at its place.