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This document discusses event handling in Java. It explains that any GUI environment monitors events from inputs like mouse clicks and keyboard presses, and reports these events to running programs. Java takes an approach between Visual Basic and C++ by allowing programs to register event listeners to respond to specific events from sources like buttons. When an event occurs, the source sends a notification to all registered listeners of that event type using an event object.
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- 2. Basics of Event Handling ● Any operating environment that supports GUIs constantly monitors events such as key strokes or mouse clicks. The operating environment reports these events to the programs that are running. Program decides what to do in response to these events. ● VB : event procedure (Limited) ● C : Constantly checks the event queue, go to any length to hide the event queue from the programmer. ● Java takes an approach between VB and C.
- 3. Basics Cont ... ● Complete control from the event sources(such as buttons or scrollbars) to event listeners. ● Any object can be event listener. In practice, we choose an object that can conveniently carry out the desired response to the object. This event delegation model gives us much more flexibility. ● Event sources have methods that allow us to register event listeners with them. When an event happens to the source, the source sends a notification of that event to all the listener objects that were registered for that event.
- 4. Basics Cont ... ● The information about the event is encapsulated in an event object. ● Different event sources can produce different kinds of events. – Example : a button can send ActionEvent objects, whereas a window can send WindowEvent objects.
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- 7. Event handling in AWT Cont... ● Register listener object with the source object by using the following lines of code. eventSourceObject.addEventListener(eventListenerObject); ● public class Beeper ... implements ActionListener { ... //where initialization occurs: button.addActionListener(this); ... public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) { ...//Make a beep sound... }
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