## org.autoplot.dom.ChangesSupport

Support class for encapsulating implementation of pendingChanges and mutator locks. PendingChanges are a way of notifying the bean and other clients using the bean that changes are coming to the bean. Clients should use registerPendingChange to indicate that changes are coming. performingChange indicates the change is in progress. changePerformed indicates to other clients and the bean that the change is complete. For example, event thread registers pending change and creates runnable object. A new thread is started. On the new thread, performingChange and changePerformed is called. mutatorLock() is a way for a client to get exclusive, read-only access to a bean. This also sets the valueAdjusting property. WARNING: this is improperly implemented, and clients must check valueIsAdjusting to see if another lock is out. See http://das2.org/wiki/index.php/Pending_changes

## PROP_PENDINGCHANGES

## PROP_VALUEADJUSTING

null, "", or a description of the change

addPropertyChangeListener( java.beans.PropertyChangeListener listener ) → void [view source]

## getChangesPending

getChangesPending( ) → java.util.Map

return a map listing the pending changes. This is a thread-safe read-only copy.

### Returns:

a map listing the pending changes.
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## isPendingChanges

isPendingChanges( ) → boolean

someone has registered a pending change. See getChangesPending.

### Returns:

true if someone has registered a pending change.
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## isPendingChanges

isPendingChanges( Object lockObject ) → boolean

allow check for particular change.

### Parameters

lockObject - object identifying the change.

### Returns:

true if that particular change is pending.
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## isValueAdjusting

isValueAdjusting( ) → String

Check if the bean state is rapidly changing. This returns the lock message, or null if the value is not adjusting.

### Returns:

null or a message indicating that the value is adjusting.
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removePropertyChangeListener( java.beans.PropertyChangeListener listener ) → void [view source]
toString( ) → String [view source]