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Interface figPac.fInteractive

public interface fInteractive
extends Configurable
Figure elements that implement this interface can be created interactively under control of the program figEdit. The method 
public void startEdit(figEdit applet) ;
is called to initiate the interactive editing session. The method 
public void endEdit( ) ;
is called to terminate the interactive editing session. It should end with the statement 
applet.endEdit() ;
This informs the calling program that the editing session has been completed. The method 
public void endEditAndDelete( ) ;
is called to terminate the interactive editing session and to inform the figure element to delete itself from the Figure. It should end with the statement 
applet.endEditAndDelete() ;
This informs the calling program that the editing session has been completed and tells it to delete the figure element from the Figure.

Method Index

o endEdit()
This method is called to terminate the interactive editing session.
o endEditAndDelete()
This method is called to terminate the interactive editing session, informing the fElement to delete itself from the Figure.
o startEdit(figEdit)
This method is called to initiate the interactive editing session.
o toString()
This method is expected to output a string, which when executed as a java statement would create an fElement that looks just like the current one.

Methods

o startEdit 
 public abstract void startEdit(figEdit applet)
This method is called to initiate the interactive editing session.

o endEdit 
 public abstract void endEdit()
This method is called to terminate the interactive editing session.

o endEditAndDelete 
 public abstract void endEditAndDelete()
This method is called to terminate the interactive editing session, informing the fElement to delete itself from the Figure.

o toString 
 public abstract String toString()
This method is expected to output a string, which when executed as a java statement would create an fElement that looks just like the current one. For example 
public String toString() {
return "fLine("+from[0]+", "+from[1]+", "+to[0]+", "+to[1]+") ;";
}

Overrides:
toString in class Object 
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