java.awt.datatransfer
Interface FlavorMap
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- All Known Subinterfaces:
- FlavorTable
- All Known Implementing Classes:
- SystemFlavorMap
public interface FlavorMapA two-way Map between "natives" (Strings), which correspond to platform- specific data formats, and "flavors" (DataFlavors), which correspond to platform-independent MIME types. FlavorMaps need not be symmetric, but typically are.- Since:
- 1.2
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Modifier and Type Method and Description Map<String,DataFlavor>getFlavorsForNatives(String[] natives)Returns aMapof the specifiedStringnatives to their correspondingDataFlavor.Map<DataFlavor,String>getNativesForFlavors(DataFlavor[] flavors)Returns aMapof the specifiedDataFlavors to their correspondingStringnative.
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Method Detail
getNativesForFlavors
Map<DataFlavor,String> getNativesForFlavors(DataFlavor[] flavors)
Returns aMapof the specifiedDataFlavors to their correspondingStringnative. The returnedMapis a modifiable copy of thisFlavorMap's internal data. Client code is free to modify theMapwithout affecting this object.- Parameters:
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flavors- an array ofDataFlavors which will be the key set of the returnedMap. Ifnullis specified, a mapping of allDataFlavors currently known to thisFlavorMapto their correspondingStringnatives will be returned. - Returns:
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java.util.MapofDataFlavors toStringnatives
getFlavorsForNatives
Map<String,DataFlavor> getFlavorsForNatives(String[] natives)
Returns aMapof the specifiedStringnatives to their correspondingDataFlavor. The returnedMapis a modifiable copy of thisFlavorMap's internal data. Client code is free to modify theMapwithout affecting this object.- Parameters:
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natives- an array ofStrings which will be the key set of the returnedMap. Ifnullis specified, a mapping of allStringnatives currently known to thisFlavorMapto their correspondingDataFlavors will be returned. - Returns:
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java.util.MapofStringnatives toDataFlavors
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