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java.awt.dnd

Class DnDConstants

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  • public final class DnDConstants
extends Object
    This class contains constant values representing the type of action(s) to be performed by a Drag and Drop operation.
    Since:
    1.2

    • Field Detail

      • ACTION_NONE

        public static final int ACTION_NONE
        An int representing no action.
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        Constant Field Values

      • ACTION_COPY

        public static final int ACTION_COPY
        An int representing a "copy" action.
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      • ACTION_MOVE

        public static final int ACTION_MOVE
        An int representing a "move" action.
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      • ACTION_COPY_OR_MOVE

        public static final int ACTION_COPY_OR_MOVE
        An int representing a "copy" or "move" action.
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      • public static final int ACTION_LINK
        An int representing a "link" action. The link verb is found in many, if not all native DnD platforms, and the actual interpretation of LINK semantics is both platform and application dependent. Broadly speaking, the semantic is "do not copy, or move the operand, but create a reference to it". Defining the meaning of "reference" is where ambiguity is introduced. The verb is provided for completeness, but its use is not recommended for DnD operations between logically distinct applications where misinterpretation of the operations semantics could lead to confusing results for the user.
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      • ACTION_REFERENCE

        public static final int ACTION_REFERENCE
        An int representing a "reference" action (synonym for ACTION_LINK).
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