public static class AbstractDocument.ElementEdit extends AbstractUndoableEdit implements DocumentEvent.ElementChange
RedoName, UndoName| Constructor and Description | 
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AbstractDocument.ElementEdit(Element e,
                            int index,
                            Element[] removed,
                            Element[] added)
Constructs an edit record. 
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
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Element[] | 
getChildrenAdded()
Gets a list of children that were added. 
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Element[] | 
getChildrenRemoved()
Gets a list of children that were removed. 
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Element | 
getElement()
Returns the underlying element. 
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int | 
getIndex()
Returns the index into the list of elements. 
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void | 
redo()
Redoes a change. 
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void | 
undo()
Undoes a change. 
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addEdit, canRedo, canUndo, die, getPresentationName, getRedoPresentationName, getUndoPresentationName, isSignificant, replaceEdit, toStringpublic AbstractDocument.ElementEdit(Element e, int index, Element[] removed, Element[] added)
e - the elementindex - the index into the model >= 0removed - a set of elements that were removedadded - a set of elements that were addedpublic Element getElement()
getElement in interface DocumentEvent.ElementChangepublic int getIndex()
getIndex in interface DocumentEvent.ElementChangepublic Element[] getChildrenRemoved()
getChildrenRemoved in interface DocumentEvent.ElementChangepublic Element[] getChildrenAdded()
getChildrenAdded in interface DocumentEvent.ElementChangepublic void redo()
          throws CannotRedoException
redo in interface UndoableEditredo in class AbstractUndoableEditCannotRedoException - if the change cannot be redoneAbstractUndoableEdit.canRedo()public void undo()
          throws CannotUndoException
undo in interface UndoableEditundo in class AbstractUndoableEditCannotUndoException - if the change cannot be undoneAbstractUndoableEdit.canUndo() Submit a bug or feature 
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