Class MVCListView

Object
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   +--GrvObject
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         +--MVCView
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               +--MVCListView

Direct Known Subclasses:

TransactionListView, BalanceListView

class MVCListView

extends MVCView

This class is a MVCView that expects to subscribe to a MVCListModel and will invoke itemHTMLstr() on each member of the list when buildHTMLstr() is called and itemPaint() on each member when paintHTML() is called.

 Subclasses of MVCListView should define/override:
 (A) itemHTMLstr() which creates HTML for specified item
 (B) itemPaint() which decorates HTML for specified item
 and optionally...
 (C) headHTMLstr() which creates HTML for a header item
 (D) headPaint() which decorates HTML for a header item

Constructor Detail

MVCListView

MVCListView()

Version: 2.0

Author: Bruce Wallace (PolyGlotInc.com)

buildHTMLstr

String buildHTMLstr()

generate container/framework HTML

headHTMLstr

String headHTMLstr()

method that should return HTML string for the header item

headPaint

void headPaint()

method that should decorate HTML for the header item

itemHTMLstr

String itemHTMLstr(<int> index,<Object> item,<String> itemID)

method that should return HTML string for specified list item

Parameters:
index - index into our MVCListModel
item - the actual item from our MVCListModel
itemID - the view ID of the corresponding item subview

itemPaint

void itemPaint(<int> index,<Object> item,<String> itemID)

method that should decorate HTML for specified item

Parameters:
index - index into our MVCListModel
item - the actual item from our MVCListModel
itemID - the view ID of the corresponding item subview

itemViewID

String itemViewID(<int> index)

return the view ID for the item subview specified

Parameters:
index - index into our MVCListModel/MVCListView

konstructor

void konstructor( <String> optName )

Parameters:
optName - optional name of this instance

listHTMLstr

String listHTMLstr()

return the combined HTML string built from each itemHTMLstr()

paintHTML

void paintHTML()

invoke itemPaint() for each item in our list