com.google.gwt.event.logical.shared.HasValueChangeHandlers Java Examples

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Example #1
Source File: WidgetTestCase.java    From gwt-material with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
public static <H extends HasValueChangeHandlers & HasValue & HasEnabled & HasAttachHandlers> void checkValueChangeEvent(
        H widget, Object value, Object secondValue) {
    assertNotSame(value, secondValue);
    // Widget must be enabled before firing the event
    widget.setEnabled(true);
    assertTrue(widget.isEnabled());
    // Ensure the widget is attached to the root panel
    assertTrue(widget.isAttached());
    // Register value change handler that listens when the widget
    // set the value
    final boolean[] isValueChanged = {false};
    widget.addValueChangeHandler(event -> isValueChanged[0] = true);
    // By default setValue(boolean) will not fire the value change event.
    widget.setValue(value);
    assertEquals(value, widget.getValue());
    // Expected result : false
    assertFalse(isValueChanged[0]);
    // Calling setValue(value, fireEvents) with fireEvents set to false
    widget.setValue(secondValue, false);
    // Expected result : secondValue
    assertEquals(secondValue, widget.getValue());
    // Expected result : false
    assertFalse(isValueChanged[0]);
    // Calling setValue(value, fireEvents) with fireEvents set to true
    widget.setValue(value, true);
    // Expected result : true
    assertTrue(isValueChanged[0]);
    // Expected result : value
    assertEquals(value, widget.getValue());
}