Constructor Detail

• AJFileChooser.Deleter

  public AJFileChooser.Deleter()

Method Detail

• canDelete

  public abstract boolean canDelete(java.io.File f)

  This method is called by the default implementation of the following canDelete(File[] files) method. Usually it is enough to override this method instead the full canDelete(File[] files) version.

• canDelete

  public boolean canDelete(java.io.File[] files)

  canDelete returns false if some of the given files/subdirectories cannot be deleted. In this case, AJFileChooser will not try to delete files. If canDelete returns true, it doesn't mean that deletion is surely possible - some errors can still occur while deleting; but in this case AJFileChooser will try to delete selected files/subdirectories and will show an error message in a case of any errors.

  By default, this method calls the previous canDelete(File f) method for every file/subdirectory and returns true if and only if files.length>0 and all such calls return true.

• delete

  public abstract boolean delete(java.io.File[] files)

  delete tries to delete the given files/subdirectories and returns false in a case of any errors. AJFileChooser calls this method to delete files/subdirectories.

• canDeleteStatusChanged

  public abstract void canDeleteStatusChanged(boolean b)

  canDeleteStatusChanged is called every time when the result of AJFileChooser.canDeleteSelectedFiles() method is changed. You can override this method to control enable/disable status of your delete button (not added by addDeleteButton() method).

  Parameters:

  b - - new value of AJFileChooser.canDeleteSelectedFiles() result