Package: com.multiversesocial.hyperview
Class: com.multiversesocial.hyperview.StateMachineListener
Source: src/com/multiversesocial/hyperview/StateMachineListener.java

StateMachineListener

HyperView V3.2 — interface
version V3.2 interface
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Summary

StateMachineListener — HyperView 3.2 project class.

Source file: StateMachineListener.java

Hierarchy

Extends: none

Implements: none

Referenced HyperView classes

Media files used

Declaration & members

public abstract interface StateMachineListener

Declared in src/com/multiversesocial/hyperview/StateMachineListener.java, lines 3–12. 3 field(s), 0 constructor(s), 2 method(s). Every member has an anchor you can link to (e.g. StateMachineListener.html#<id>).

Fields (3)

DeclarationValue / initializerDescriptionSource
public static final int STATE_COMPLETE= 2 (constant)No comment in source; not referenced by name in this type’s methods.line 6
public static final int STATE_NOTIFY_LISTENERS= 4 (constant)No comment in source; name appears in 1 other source file(s): StateMachine.line 7
public static final int STATE_UNDERFLOW= 1 (constant)No comment in source; not referenced by name in this type’s methods.line 5

Constructors (0)

None (interface).

Methods (2)

SignatureDescriptionSource
public abstract int getStateFlags()Interface method (no body); implemented by classes that implement this interface.line 9
public abstract int orStateFlags(int tInt)Interface method (no body); implemented by classes that implement this interface.line 10

Examples

Real usage taken from elsewhere in the HyperView 3.2 source (file and line shown; source path src/com/multiversesocial/hyperview/).

implements — StateMachine.java, line 12

   12  public class StateMachine implements StateMachineConstants,StateMachineListener
   13  {

declaration — ServerStateMachine.java, line 10

   10  ServerStateMachine(HyperConnectionNode tNode,StateMachineListener tNotifier)
   11  {
HyperView V3.2 documentation — generated for Tony Swain
Member lists are generated from the source and cross-checked against javap -p. Descriptions come from javadoc/comments in the source; text in italics summarizes the code where the source has no comment.
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