ewe.sys
Interface VmConstants

All Known Implementing Classes:

Device, Vm

public interface VmConstants

Field Summary

static int	BUSY_CURSOR This cursor is an arrow and an hour glass.
static int	COPY_MULTIPLE_CURSOR
static int	COPY_SINGLE_CURSOR
static int	CROSS_CURSOR
static int	DEFAULT_CURSOR
static int	DONT_DROP_CURSOR
static int	DRAG_MULTIPLE_CURSOR
static int	DRAG_SINGLE_CURSOR
static int	HAND_CURSOR
static int	IBEAM_CURSOR
static int	INVISIBLE_CURSOR
static int	LEFT_RIGHT_CURSOR
static int	MEMORY_MAP_ON_DEMAND An option for Vm.memoryMapFile() - it tells the system to map in only the area of the file that is being accessed via a read/write operation.
static int	MEMORY_MAP_STRICT An option for Vm.memoryMapFile() - it tells the system that if it must provide the options requested (like MEMORY_MAP_ON_DEMAND) and if it cannot, then it should throw an exception instead of continuing.
static int	MOVE_CURSOR
static int	NO_CURSOR This means no special cursor;
static int	RESIZE_CURSOR
static int	SND_ALIAS
static int	SND_ALIAS_ID
static int	SND_ASYNC
static int	SND_FILENAME
static int	SND_LOOP
static int	SND_MEMORY
static int	SND_NODEFAULT
static int	SND_NOSTOP
static int	SND_NOWAIT
static int	SND_RESOURCE
static int	SND_SYNC
static int	UP_DOWN_CURSOR
static int	VM_FILE_SEPARATOR
static int	VM_FLAG_COUNTER_ROTATE_SCREEN This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the program was run with a command line requesting the screen to be rotated by 90 degrees anti-clockwise.
static int	VM_FLAG_HAS_SOFT_KEYS This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the device has at least 2 general purpose "Soft" keys, such as MS SmartPhone devices.
static int	VM_FLAG_IS_APPLET This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running as an Applet in a browser.
static int	VM_FLAG_IS_MOBILE This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a Mobile PC.
static int	VM_FLAG_IS_MONOCHROME This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a system with a monochrome display.
static int	VM_FLAG_IS_ZAURUS_EVM This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the program is running on the Sharp Zaurus Jeode(R) EVM.
static int	VM_FLAG_LOW_MEMORY This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the program is running on low-memory device such as the Casio BE300.
static int	VM_FLAG_NO_CR This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the platform does not want CR characters in its text files.
static int	VM_FLAG_NO_KEYBOARD This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a system that has no keyboard.
static int	VM_FLAG_NO_MOUSE_POINTER This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a system that has no mouse pointer.
static int	VM_FLAG_NO_PEN This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the platform has no mouse OR touchscreen capabilities and only keyboard navigation is possible - for example on many SmartPhone devices.
static int	VM_FLAG_NO_WINDOWS This is a VM flag bit which indicates that multiple native windows are not supported.
static int	VM_FLAG_ROTATE_SCREEN This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the program was run with a command line requesting the screen to be rotated by 90 degrees clockwise.
static int	VM_FLAG_SIP_BUTTON_ALWAYS_SHOWN This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the device will ALWAYS display the SIP button.
static int	VM_FLAG_SIP_BUTTON_ON_SCREEN This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the platform has a SipButton at the bottom that may overwrite program controls (only PocketPC has this).
static int	VM_FLAG_SLOW_MACHINE This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a slow machine.
static int	VM_FLAG_USE_NATIVE_TEXT_INPUT This is a VM flag bit which indicates that text input is not possible unless a native platform input box is used.
static int	VM_FLAG_USING_CLASSES This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the main program class was loaded from a class file rather than from a ewe file.
static int	VM_FLAGS Used with getParameter() it gets VM flag bits.
static int	VM_PATH_SEPARATOR
static int	VM_USE_SIP Used with getParameter() or setParameter() it determines whether the VM will use the SIP (Supplementary Input Panel).
static int	WAIT_CURSOR This is the only one apart from DEFAULT_CURSOR you should use directly with ewe.sys.Vm.setCursor().

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SND_SYNC

public static final int SND_SYNC

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SND_ASYNC

public static final int SND_ASYNC

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SND_NODEFAULT

public static final int SND_NODEFAULT

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SND_MEMORY

public static final int SND_MEMORY

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SND_LOOP

public static final int SND_LOOP

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SND_NOSTOP

public static final int SND_NOSTOP

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SND_NOWAIT

public static final int SND_NOWAIT

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SND_ALIAS

public static final int SND_ALIAS

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SND_ALIAS_ID

public static final int SND_ALIAS_ID

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SND_FILENAME

public static final int SND_FILENAME

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SND_RESOURCE

public static final int SND_RESOURCE

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VM_FLAGS

public static final int VM_FLAGS

Used with getParameter() it gets VM flag bits.

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VM_FLAG_USING_CLASSES

public static final int VM_FLAG_USING_CLASSES

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the main program class was loaded from a class file rather than from a ewe file. This only works from the desktop.

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VM_FLAG_IS_MOBILE

public static final int VM_FLAG_IS_MOBILE

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a Mobile PC.

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VM_FLAG_SLOW_MACHINE

public static final int VM_FLAG_SLOW_MACHINE

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a slow machine.

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VM_FLAG_IS_MONOCHROME

public static final int VM_FLAG_IS_MONOCHROME

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a system with a monochrome display.

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VM_FLAG_NO_KEYBOARD

public static final int VM_FLAG_NO_KEYBOARD

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a system that has no keyboard.

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VM_FLAG_NO_MOUSE_POINTER

public static final int VM_FLAG_NO_MOUSE_POINTER

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running on a system that has no mouse pointer.

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VM_FLAG_IS_APPLET

public static final int VM_FLAG_IS_APPLET

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the VM is running as an Applet in a browser.

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VM_FLAG_NO_WINDOWS

public static final int VM_FLAG_NO_WINDOWS

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that multiple native windows are not supported.

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VM_FLAG_SIP_BUTTON_ON_SCREEN

public static final int VM_FLAG_SIP_BUTTON_ON_SCREEN

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the platform has a SipButton at the bottom that may overwrite program controls (only PocketPC has this).

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VM_FLAG_NO_CR

public static final int VM_FLAG_NO_CR

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the platform does not want CR characters in its text files. Generally this indicates a Unix system.

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VM_FLAG_ROTATE_SCREEN

public static final int VM_FLAG_ROTATE_SCREEN

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the program was run with a command line requesting the screen to be rotated by 90 degrees clockwise.

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VM_FLAG_IS_ZAURUS_EVM

public static final int VM_FLAG_IS_ZAURUS_EVM

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the program is running on the Sharp Zaurus Jeode(R) EVM. If it is then a number of bug fixes must be implemented and other flags set.

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VM_FLAG_LOW_MEMORY

public static final int VM_FLAG_LOW_MEMORY

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the program is running on low-memory device such as the Casio BE300. Your application should minimize on the complexity of its user interface in such cases.

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VM_FLAG_COUNTER_ROTATE_SCREEN

public static final int VM_FLAG_COUNTER_ROTATE_SCREEN

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the program was run with a command line requesting the screen to be rotated by 90 degrees anti-clockwise.

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VM_FLAG_NO_PEN

public static final int VM_FLAG_NO_PEN

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the platform has no mouse OR touchscreen capabilities and only keyboard navigation is possible - for example on many SmartPhone devices.

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VM_FLAG_USE_NATIVE_TEXT_INPUT

public static final int VM_FLAG_USE_NATIVE_TEXT_INPUT

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that text input is not possible unless a native platform input box is used. This is necessary for certain platforms such as MS SmartPhone devices.

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VM_FLAG_HAS_SOFT_KEYS

public static final int VM_FLAG_HAS_SOFT_KEYS

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the device has at least 2 general purpose "Soft" keys, such as MS SmartPhone devices.

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VM_FLAG_SIP_BUTTON_ALWAYS_SHOWN

public static final int VM_FLAG_SIP_BUTTON_ALWAYS_SHOWN

This is a VM flag bit which indicates that the device will ALWAYS display the SIP button. This flag can be explicitly set using Vm.setParameter(SET_ALWAYS_SHOW_SIP_BUTTON,1);

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VM_USE_SIP

public static final int VM_USE_SIP

Used with getParameter() or setParameter() it determines whether the VM will use the SIP (Supplementary Input Panel). When used as ParameterId with setParameter() a value of 0 will disable the use of the SIP and a value of 1 will enable it.

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VM_FILE_SEPARATOR

public static final int VM_FILE_SEPARATOR

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VM_PATH_SEPARATOR

public static final int VM_PATH_SEPARATOR

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WAIT_CURSOR

public static final int WAIT_CURSOR

This is the only one apart from DEFAULT_CURSOR you should use directly with ewe.sys.Vm.setCursor(). All others should be used with Control.setCursor().

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IBEAM_CURSOR

public static final int IBEAM_CURSOR

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HAND_CURSOR

public static final int HAND_CURSOR

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CROSS_CURSOR

public static final int CROSS_CURSOR

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LEFT_RIGHT_CURSOR

public static final int LEFT_RIGHT_CURSOR

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UP_DOWN_CURSOR

public static final int UP_DOWN_CURSOR

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BUSY_CURSOR

public static final int BUSY_CURSOR

This cursor is an arrow and an hour glass. Use this when an individual component will not respond because it is busy, but other components will work.

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DRAG_SINGLE_CURSOR

public static final int DRAG_SINGLE_CURSOR

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DRAG_MULTIPLE_CURSOR

public static final int DRAG_MULTIPLE_CURSOR

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COPY_SINGLE_CURSOR

public static final int COPY_SINGLE_CURSOR

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COPY_MULTIPLE_CURSOR

public static final int COPY_MULTIPLE_CURSOR

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DONT_DROP_CURSOR

public static final int DONT_DROP_CURSOR

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MOVE_CURSOR

public static final int MOVE_CURSOR

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RESIZE_CURSOR

public static final int RESIZE_CURSOR

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INVISIBLE_CURSOR

public static final int INVISIBLE_CURSOR

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NO_CURSOR

public static final int NO_CURSOR

This means no special cursor;

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DEFAULT_CURSOR

public static final int DEFAULT_CURSOR

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MEMORY_MAP_STRICT

public static final int MEMORY_MAP_STRICT

An option for Vm.memoryMapFile() - it tells the system that if it must provide the options requested (like MEMORY_MAP_ON_DEMAND) and if it cannot, then it should throw an exception instead of continuing.

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MEMORY_MAP_ON_DEMAND

public static final int MEMORY_MAP_ON_DEMAND

An option for Vm.memoryMapFile() - it tells the system to map in only the area of the file that is being accessed via a read/write operation.

Not all systems will support this option, in which case it is ignored and the entire file is mapped into memory.

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