christophedelory.playlist.smil
Class Position

java.lang.Object
  christophedelory.playlist.smil.Core
      christophedelory.playlist.smil.Position

Direct Known Subclasses:

Region, RegistrationPoint

public class Position
extends Core

Defines the parameters position such as bottom, left, right and top.

Version:

$Revision: 92 $

Author:

Christophe Delory

Constructor Summary

Position()

Method Summary

String	getBottomString() Returns the bottom position as a string.
String	getLeftString() Returns the left position as a string.
String	getRightString() Returns the right position as a string.
String	getTopString() Returns the top position as a string.
void	setBottom(int bottom) Initializes the bottom position as an integer.
void	setBottomString(String bottom) Initializes the bottom position as a string.
void	setLeft(int left) Initializes the left position as an integer.
void	setLeftString(String left) Initializes the left position as a string.
void	setRight(int right) Initializes the right position as an integer.
void	setRightString(String right) Initializes the right position as a string.
void	setTop(int top) Initializes the top position as an integer.
void	setTopString(String top) Initializes the top position as a string.

Methods inherited from class christophedelory.playlist.smil.Core

getClassName, getId, getLang, getTitle, setClassName, setId, setLang, setTitle

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Position

public Position()

Method Detail

getBottomString

public String getBottomString()

Returns the bottom position as a string. The use and definition of this attribute are identical to the "bottom" property in the CSS2 specification. Default value is "auto".

Returns:

a bottom position. May be null.

See Also:

setBottomString(java.lang.String)

setBottomString

public void setBottomString(String bottom)

Initializes the bottom position as a string.

Parameters:

bottom - a bottom position. May be null.

See Also:

getBottomString(), setBottom(int)

setBottom

public void setBottom(int bottom)

Initializes the bottom position as an integer.

Parameters:

bottom - a bottom position.

See Also:

setBottomString(java.lang.String)

getLeftString

public String getLeftString()

Returns the left position as a string. The use and definition of this attribute are identical to the "left" property in the CSS2 specification. Default value is "auto".

Returns:

a left position. May be null.

See Also:

setLeftString(java.lang.String)

setLeftString

public void setLeftString(String left)

Initializes the left position as a string.

Parameters:

left - a left position. May be null.

See Also:

getLeftString(), setLeft(int)

setLeft

public void setLeft(int left)

Initializes the left position as an integer.

Parameters:

left - a left position.

See Also:

setLeftString(java.lang.String)

getRightString

public String getRightString()

Returns the right position as a string. The use and definition of this attribute are identical to the "right" property in the CSS2 specification. Default value is "auto".

Returns:

a right position. May be null.

See Also:

setRightString(java.lang.String)

setRightString

public void setRightString(String right)

Initializes the right position as a string.

Parameters:

right - a right position. May be null.

See Also:

getRightString(), setRight(int)

setRight

public void setRight(int right)

Initializes the right position as an integer.

Parameters:

right - a right position.

See Also:

setRightString(java.lang.String)

getTopString

public String getTopString()

Returns the top position as a string. The use and definition of this attribute are identical to the "top" property in the CSS2 specification. Default value is "auto".

Returns:

a top position. May be null.

See Also:

setTopString(java.lang.String)

setTopString

public void setTopString(String top)

Initializes the top position as a string.

Parameters:

top - a top position. May be null.

See Also:

getTopString(), setTop(int)

setTop

public void setTop(int top)

Initializes the top position as an integer.

Parameters:

top - a top position.

See Also:

setTopString(java.lang.String)