Examples of org.openbp.jaspira.plugin.Plugin.fireEvent()

org.openbp.jaspira.plugin.Plugin.fireEvent()
Fires the given event using the event queue. @param je Event to fire @return true If the event was consumed by a plugin
false Otherwise

    {
      Plugin focusedPlugin = PluginFocusMgr.getInstance().getFocusedPlugin();


      if (focusedPlugin != null)
      {
        focusedPlugin.fireEvent(new JaspiraActionEvent(focusedPlugin, getName(), ae, scope));
      }
      else
      {
        JaspiraEventMgr.fireGlobalEvent(new JaspiraActionEvent(null, getName(), ae, scope));
      }

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        plugin = ApplicationBase.getInstance();
      }


      // First, fire the key event bottom up starting from the current plugin
      KeySequenceEvent event = new KeySequenceEvent(plugin, sequence, JaspiraEvent.TYPE_BOTTOM_UP);
      plugin.fireEvent(event);


      if (!event.isConsumed())
      {
        // None cared, broadcast the event application-wide
        event = new KeySequenceEvent(plugin, sequence, JaspiraEvent.TYPE_FLOOD);

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      if (!event.isConsumed())
      {
        // None cared, broadcast the event application-wide
        event = new KeySequenceEvent(plugin, sequence, JaspiraEvent.TYPE_FLOOD);
        plugin.fireEvent(event);
      }


      if (currentTree.hasChildren())
      {
        // Set up the time that reset the current key sequence

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