com.vaadin.ui

Interface MultiSelect<T>

Type Parameters:

T - the type of the items to select

All Superinterfaces:

HasValue<Set<T>>, Serializable

All Known Implementing Classes:

AbstractMultiSelect, CheckBoxGroup, GridMultiSelect, ListSelect, TwinColSelect

public interface MultiSelect<T>
extends HasValue<Set<T>>

Multi selection component which allows to select and deselect multiple items.

Since:

8.0

Author:

Vaadin Ltd

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface com.vaadin.data.HasValue

HasValue.ValueChangeEvent<V>, HasValue.ValueChangeListener<V>

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Registration	addSelectionListener(MultiSelectionListener<T> listener) Adds a selection listener that will be called when the selection is changed either by the user or programmatically.
default void	deselect(T... items) Removes the given items from the set of currently selected items.
default void	deselectAll() Deselects all currently selected items.
default Set<T>	getEmptyValue() MultiSelect empty value should always be an empty set by default and not null.
Set<T>	getSelectedItems() Returns an immutable set of the currently selected items.
default boolean	isSelected(T item) Returns whether the given item is currently selected.
default void	select(T... items) Adds the given items to the set of currently selected items.
void	updateSelection(Set<T> addedItems, Set<T> removedItems) Updates the selection by adding and removing the given items from it.

Methods inherited from interface com.vaadin.data.HasValue

addValueChangeListener, clear, getDefaultValidator, getOptionalValue, getValue, isEmpty, isReadOnly, isRequiredIndicatorVisible, setReadOnly, setRequiredIndicatorVisible, setValue

Method Detail

select

default void select(T... items)

Adds the given items to the set of currently selected items.

By default this does not clear any previous selection. To do that, use deselectAll().

If the all the items were already selected, this is a NO-OP.

This is a short-hand for updateSelection(Set, Set) with nothing to deselect.

Parameters:

items - to add to selection, not null

deselect

default void deselect(T... items)

Removes the given items from the set of currently selected items.

If the none of the items were selected, this is a NO-OP.

This is a short-hand for updateSelection(Set, Set) with nothing to select.

Parameters:

items - to remove from selection, not null

updateSelection

void updateSelection(Set<T> addedItems,
                     Set<T> removedItems)

Updates the selection by adding and removing the given items from it.

If all the added items were already selected and the removed items were not selected, this is a NO-OP.

Duplicate items (in both add & remove sets) are ignored.

Parameters:

addedItems - the items to add, not null

removedItems - the items to remove, not null

getSelectedItems

Set<T> getSelectedItems()

Returns an immutable set of the currently selected items. It is safe to invoke other SelectionModel methods while iterating over the set.

Implementation note: the iteration order of the items in the returned set should be well-defined and documented by the implementing class.

Returns:

the items in the current selection, not null

deselectAll

default void deselectAll()

Deselects all currently selected items.

isSelected

default boolean isSelected(T item)

Returns whether the given item is currently selected.

Parameters:

item - the item to check, not null

Returns:

true if the item is selected, false otherwise

addSelectionListener

Registration addSelectionListener(MultiSelectionListener<T> listener)

Adds a selection listener that will be called when the selection is changed either by the user or programmatically.

Parameters:

listener - the value change listener, not null

Returns:

a registration for the listener

getEmptyValue

default Set<T> getEmptyValue()

MultiSelect empty value should always be an empty set by default and not null.

Specified by:

getEmptyValue in interface HasValue<Set<T>>

Returns:

An empty set, not null

See Also:

Binder#bind(HasValue, ValueProvider, Setter)