Lines Matching refs:dialog

32  * destination, print dialog, file and printer names, page ranges, multiple
41 * has a public constructor. For example, to set the print dialog type to
42 * the cross-platform, pure Java print dialog, use the following code:
143 * specifying the cross-platform, pure Java print dialog.
148 * specifying the platform's native print dialog.
153 * specifying no print dialog.
247 private DialogType dialog;
262 * values for every attribute. The dialog defaults to
303 * @param dialog <code>DialogType.COMMON</code>,
336 DestinationType destination, DialogType dialog,
343 setDialog(dialog);
378 dialog = obj.dialog;
489 * a print dialog in which to modify the print settings, and which type of
490 * print dialog should be displayed. DialogType.COMMON denotes a cross-
491 * platform, pure Java print dialog. DialogType.NATIVE denotes the
492 * platform's native print dialog. If a platform does not support a native
493 * print dialog, the pure Java print dialog is displayed instead.
494 * DialogType.NONE specifies no print dialog (i.e., background printing).
502 return dialog;
507 * a print dialog in which to modify the print settings, and which type of
508 * print dialog should be displayed. DialogType.COMMON denotes a cross-
509 * platform, pure Java print dialog. DialogType.NATIVE denotes the
510 * platform's native print dialog. If a platform does not support a native
511 * print dialog, the pure Java print dialog is displayed instead.
512 * DialogType.NONE specifies no print dialog (i.e., background printing).
516 * @param dialog DialogType.COMMON, DialogType.NATIVE, or
518 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if dialog is null.
520 public void setDialog(DialogType dialog) {
521 if (dialog == null) {
523 "dialog");
525 this.dialog = dialog;
997 dialog == rhs.dialog &&
1031 dialog.hashCode() << 3 ^
1058 ",dialog=" + getDialog() + ",fileName=" + getFileName() +