The parent event type of all other activity event types. Gets fired whenever anything changes.
The parent event type of all FINISHED activity event types. Gets fired whenever a change type is finishing, e.g. DRAG_FINISHED.
The parent event type of all ONGOING activity event types. Gets fired whenever a change type is ongoing, e.g. DRAG_ONGOING.
The parent event type of all STARTED activity event types. Gets fired whenever a change type is starting, e.g. DRAG_STARTED.
An event type used when the user pressed the delete shortcut to delete an activity.
An event type being used when the user has finished changing the chart high value of a MutableHighLowChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user is in the process of changing the chart high value of a MutableHighLowChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user has started changing the chart high value of a MutableHighLowChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user has finished changing the chart low value of a MutableHighLowChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user is in the process of changing the chart low value of a MutableHighLowChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user has started changing the chart low value of a MutableHighLowChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user has finished changing the chart value of a MutableChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user is in the process of changing the chart value of a MutableChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user has started changing the chart value of a MutableChartActivity.
An event type being used when the user has finished dragging an activity. This event does not necessarily mean that the activity was dropped onto another row.
An event type being used when the user has finished dragging an activity from one row to another and changing its start time at the same time (diagonal drag).
An event type being used when the user is in the process of dragging an activity from one row to another and changing its start time at the same time (diagonal drag).
An event type being used when the user has started dragging an activity from one row to another and changing its start time at the same time (diagonal drag).
An event type used when the end time of an activity has finished changing.
An event type used when the end time of an activity is currently being changed.
An event type used when the user starts changing the end time of an activity.
An event type being used when the user has finished dragging an activity within its row, which means that the start and end time have both changed at the same time.
An event type that gets used when the user is in the process of dragging the activity within its row, changing the start and end time at the same time.
An event type being used when the user has started dragging an activity within its row, which means that the start and end time will both change at the same time.
An event type being used when the user has finished changing the percentage complete value of a MutableCompletableActivity.
An event type being used when the user is in the process of changing the percentage complete value of a MutableCompletableActivity.
An event type being used when the user has started changing the percentage complete value of a MutableCompletableActivity.
An event type used when the start time of an activity has finished changing.
An event type used when the start time of an activity is currently being changed.
An event type used when the user is about to change the start time of an activity.
An event type being used when the user has finished dragging an activity. This event does not necessarily mean that the activity was dropped onto another row.
An event type being used when the user has finished dragging an activity from one row to another while preserving the start and end time of the activity.
An event type that gets used when the user is in the process of dragging the activity from one row to another while preserving the start and end time of the activity.
An event type being used when the user has started dragging an activity from one row to another while preserving the start and end time of the activity.
Returns the entire affected time interval of the change. The method calculates the time interval of the old location of the activity and the time interval of the new location of the activity. The result is the union of these two intervals. This method is useful if the application needs to recompute data for the "affected" region.
the time interval affected by the event
Returns the parent row of an activity after the user performed a change on it (e. g. a vertical drag).
the new parent row
Returns the parent row of an activity before the user performed a change on it (e. g. a vertical drag).
the original parent row
Returns the end / start time of an activity before the user performed a change on it.
the original time (e.g. start or end time)
Returns the time interval of an activity before the user performed a change on it.
the original time interval
Returns the value of an activity before the user performed a change on it.
the original value (e.g. a chart value or percentage complete)
Determines if the event represents a change of the activity's end time. This is the case for the event types END_TIME_CHANGE_STARTED, END_TIME_CHANGE_ONGOING, and END_TIME_CHANGE_FINISHED.
true if the activity's end time might be affected by the event
Determines if the event represents a change of the activity's start time. This is the case for the event types START_TIME_CHANGE_STARTED, START_TIME_CHANGE_ONGOING, and START_TIME_CHANGE_FINISHED.
true if the activity's start time might be affected by the event
Determines if the event represents a change of the activity's time interval (start and / or end time). This is the case for the event types HORIZONTAL_DRAG_STARTED, HORIZONTAL_DRAG_ONGOING, HORIZONTAL_DRAG_FINISHED, DRAG_STARTED, DRAG_ONGOING, DRAG_FINISHED.
true if the activity's time interval might be affected by the event
Activity events are being fired whenever the user makes a change to an activity in the graphics view. Event handlers for the event types listed in this class can be registered on the GraphicsBase control.