public final class Dictionary extends Object
Dictionary is bound to a named JavaScript object that
resides in the global namespace of the host page's window object. The bound JavaScript object is
used directly as an associative array.
For example, suppose you define the following JavaScript object in your host page:
You can then use a Dictionary to access the key/value pairs above:
Unlike the family of interfaces that extend Localizable
which support static internationalization, the Dictionary class is fully dynamic. As
a result, a variety of error conditions (particularly those involving key mismatches) cannot be
caught until runtime. Similarly, the GWT compiler is unable discard unused dictionary values
since the structure cannot be statically analyzed.
locale client property. Thus, Dictionary is the most
flexible of the internationalization types and may provide the simplest form of integration with
existing localization systems which were not specifically designed to use GWT's locale
client property.
See Localizable for background on the locale
client property.
org.gwtproject.i18n.I18N.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
String |
get(String key)
Get the value associated with the given Dictionary key.
|
static Dictionary |
getDictionary(String name)
Returns the
Dictionary object associated with the given name. |
Set<String> |
keySet()
The set of keys associated with this dictionary.
|
String |
toString() |
Collection<String> |
values()
Collection of values associated with this dictionary.
|
public static Dictionary getDictionary(String name)
Dictionary object associated with the given name.name - MissingResourceExceptionpublic String get(String key)
We have to call Object.hasOwnProperty to verify that the value is defined on this object, rather than a superclass, since normal Object properties are also visible on this object.
key - to lookupMissingResourceException - if the value is not foundpublic Set<String> keySet()
public Collection<String> values()
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