List of startMenu() Examples

Examples of startMenu()

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()
Called to indicate that a new menu should be opened. Menus may be started as the top-level entry in the menu model or nested within other menus. A menu must have details of the associated PAPI element defined, as designated by a call to {@link #setElementDetails}. @throws BuilderException if the request is not valid given the builder'sstate
com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.shared.builder.ConcreteMenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

        MenuBufferLocator locator = createMenuBufferLocator();


        MenuModelBuilder builder = new ConcreteMenuModelBuilder();
        Menu menu;


        builder.startMenu();


        // Make the menu automatic allocate and ensure that the pane is
        // incompletely specified to ensure automatic iteration allocation
        builder.setElementDetails("menu", null,
                StylesBuilder.getCompleteStyles(

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

                                                    new int[]{1, 2, 0},
                                                    2)));


        createMenuItem(builder, "item1");


        builder.startMenu();


        // Make this menu automatic allocate and set the pane as incompletely
        // specified to enable automatic iteration allocation
        builder.setElementDetails("submenu", null,
                StylesBuilder.getCompleteStyles(

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

        final MenuBufferLocator locator = createMenuBufferLocator();


        MenuModelBuilder builder = new ConcreteMenuModelBuilder();
        Menu menu;


        builder.startMenu();


        // Make the menu automatic allocate and ensure that the pane is
        // incompletely specified to ensure automatic iteration allocation
        builder.setElementDetails("menu", null,
                StylesBuilder.getCompleteStyles(

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

                                                    new int[]{1, 2, 0},
                                                    2)));


        createMenuItem(builder, "item1");


        builder.startMenu();


        createMenuItem(builder, "item2.1");
        createMenuItem(builder, "item2.2");


        builder.endMenu();

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

                // the page context
                MenuModelBuilder builder = pageContext.getMenuBuilder();
                VolantisProtocol protocol = pageContext.getProtocol();
                originalBuffer = protocol.getOutputBufferFactory().
                        createOutputBuffer();
                builder.startMenu();
                builder.setElementDetails("top", null,
                        StylesBuilder.getDeprecatedStyles());
                pageContext.pushOutputBuffer(originalBuffer);


                assertSame("current output buffer not as expected",

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

                // the page context
                MenuModelBuilder builder = pageContext.getMenuBuilder();
                VolantisProtocol protocol = pageContext.getProtocol();
                originalBuffer = protocol.getOutputBufferFactory().
                        createOutputBuffer();
                builder.startMenu();


                pageContext.pushOutputBuffer(originalBuffer);


                assertSame("current output buffer not as expected",
                           originalBuffer,

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

        pageContext.pushDeviceLayoutContext(deviceLayoutContext);
        pageContext.setFormatInstance(paneInstance);


        MenuModelBuilder menuModelBuilder = pageContext.getMenuBuilder();
        //builder#startMenuGroup will fail unless this has been called
        menuModelBuilder.startMenu();


        // set up protocol attributes
        MenuItemGroupAttributes menuItemGroupAttrs =
                new MenuItemGroupAttributes();
        menuItemGroupAttrs.setPane(pane);

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

        if (groupStyles == null) {
            groupStyles = StylesBuilder.getInitialValueStyles();
        }


        MenuModelBuilder builder = new ConcreteMenuModelBuilder();
        builder.startMenu();
        builder.setElementDetails("menu", "menu1", menuStyles);
        builder.startMenuGroup();
        builder.setElementDetails("menugroup", "menugroup1", groupStyles);


        if (groupPane != null) {

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

                testStyles.getPropertyValues());
        pageContext.pushElement(menuElement);


        MenuModelBuilder menuModelBuilder = pageContext.getMenuBuilder();
        //builder#startMenuItem will fail unless this has been called
        menuModelBuilder.startMenu();


        MenuItemAttributes menuItemAttrs = createAttributes();
        int result = element.elementStart(requestContext, menuItemAttrs);


        assertTrue("Unexpected value returned from MenuItemElement.  Should " +

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Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.menu.builder.MenuModelBuilder.startMenu()

        // Get hold of the menu builder - this will be initialised if needed
        MenuModelBuilder builder = pageContext.getMenuBuilder();


        try {
            // Starting a new menu
            builder.startMenu();


            // Setting attributes on the menu


            // Set the pane attribute
            MenuInternals.setPane(builder, attributes.getPane(), pageContext);

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