Uses of Class
org.jdesktop.animation.timing.triggers.TriggerEvent

Packages that use TriggerEvent
org.jdesktop.animation.timing.triggers Provides simple mechanism for starting Animators when specific events occur. 
 

Uses of TriggerEvent in org.jdesktop.animation.timing.triggers
 

Subclasses of TriggerEvent in org.jdesktop.animation.timing.triggers
 class FocusTriggerEvent
          Focus In/Out events
 class MouseTriggerEvent
          Mouse Enter/Exit/Press/Release/Click events
 class TimingTriggerEvent
          Timing events; TimingTriggers can be set to fire when an animator starts, stops, or repeats.
 

Methods in org.jdesktop.animation.timing.triggers that return TriggerEvent
 TriggerEvent TriggerEvent.getOppositeEvent()
          This method returns the 'opposite' event from itself.
 TriggerEvent TimingTriggerEvent.getOppositeEvent()
          This method finds the opposite of the current event.: START -> STOP and STOP -> START.
 TriggerEvent MouseTriggerEvent.getOppositeEvent()
          This method finds the opposite of the current event.:
ENTER -> EXIT
EXIT -> ENTER
PRESS -> RELEASE
RELEASE -> PRESS
Note that CLICK has no obvious opposite so it simply returns CLICK (this method should probably not be called for that case).
 TriggerEvent FocusTriggerEvent.getOppositeEvent()
          This method finds the opposite of the current event.: IN -> OUT and OUT -> IN.
 

Methods in org.jdesktop.animation.timing.triggers with parameters of type TriggerEvent
protected  void Trigger.fire(TriggerEvent currentEvent)
          Called by subclasses to start the animator if currentEvent equals the event that the Trigger is based upon.
 

Constructors in org.jdesktop.animation.timing.triggers with parameters of type TriggerEvent
Trigger(Animator animator, TriggerEvent triggerEvent)
          Creates a Trigger that will start the animator when Trigger.fire(TriggerEvent) is called with an event that equals triggerEvent.
Trigger(Animator animator, TriggerEvent triggerEvent, boolean autoReverse)
          Creates a Trigger that will start the animator when Trigger.fire(TriggerEvent) is called with an event that equals triggerEvent.