java.lang.Object
- org.tn5250j.framework.tn5250.Screen5250

public class Screen5250
extends java.lang.Object

Field Summary

Fields
Modifier and Type Field Description

boolean cursorActive

boolean cursorShown

int homePos

protected ScreenPlanes planes

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor Description

Screen5250()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`protected void`	`addField(int attr, int len, int ffw1, int ffw2, int fcw1, int fcw2)`	Add a field to the field format table.
`void`	`addScreenListener(ScreenListener listener)`	Add a ScreenListener to the listener list.
`protected void`	`advancePos()`	Change the screen position by one column
`protected void`	`changePos(int i)`	Change position of the screen by the increment of parameter passed.
`boolean`	`checkHotSpots()`
`protected void`	`clearAll()`	This routine clears the screen, resets row and column to 0, resets the last attribute to 32, clears the fields, turns insert mode off, clears/initializes the screen character array.
`protected void`	`clearGuiStuff()`	Clear the gui constructs
`protected void`	`clearScreen()`	Clear the screen by setting the initial character and initial attribute to all the positions on the screen
`protected void`	`clearTable()`	Clear the fields table
`java.lang.String`	`copyText(Rect area)`	Copy and Paste support
`java.lang.String`	`copyTextField(int position)`	Copy and Paste support
`protected void`	`createScrollBar(int flag, int totalRowScrollable, int totalColScrollable, int sliderRowPos, int sliderColPos, int sbSize)`	Creates a scroll bar on the screen using the parameters provided. ** we only support vertical scroll bars at the time.
`protected void`	`createWindow(int depth, int width, int type, boolean gui, int monoAttr, int colorAttr, int ul, int upper, int ur, int left, int right, int ll, int bottom, int lr)`
`protected void`	`drawField(ScreenField screenField)`	Draws the field on the screen.
`protected void`	`drawFields()`	Redraw the fields on the screen.
`void`	`dumpScreen()`
`boolean[]`	`getActiveAidKeys()`
`char[]`	`getCharacters()`
`int`	`getCol(int pos)`
`int`	`getColumns()`	Get the number of columns available.
`int`	`getCurrentCol()`	Get the current column where the cursor is
`int`	`getCurrentPos()`	Current position is based on offsets of 1,1 not 0,0 of the current position of the screen
`int`	`getCurrentRow()`	Get the current row where the cursor is
`char[]`	`getData(int startRow, int startCol, int endRow, int endCol, int plane)`
`java.lang.String`	`getDumpScreen()`
`protected int`	`getErrorLine()`	Returns the current error line number
`java.lang.StringBuffer`	`getHSBottom()`	Hotspot Bottom string
`java.lang.StringBuffer`	`getHSMore()`	Hotspot More... string
`java.lang.String`	`getKeys()`
`protected int`	`getLastPos()`	The last position of the cursor on the screen - Note - position is based 0,0
`ScreenOIA`	`getOIA()`
`protected ScreenPlanes`	`getPlanes()`
`int`	`getPos(int row, int col)`	This routine is 0 based offset.
`int`	`getRow(int pos)`
`int`	`getRows()`	Get the number or rows available.
`int`	`GetScreen(char[] buffer, int bufferLength, int plane)`	GetScreen retrieves the various planes associated with the presentation space.
`int`	`GetScreen(char[] buffer, int bufferLength, int from, int length, int plane)`	GetScreen retrieves the various planes associated with the presentation space.
`int`	`GetScreen(char[] buffer, int bufferLength, int row, int col, int length, int plane)`	GetScreen retrieves the various planes associated with the presentation space.
`char[]`	`getScreenAsAllChars()`	Return the whole screen represented as a character array
`char[]`	`getScreenAsChars()`	Return the screen represented as a character array
`ScreenFields`	`getScreenFields()`	Return the fields that are contained in the Field Format Table
`int`	`getScreenLength()`	Gets the length of the screen - number of rows times number of columns
`int`	`GetScreenRect(char[] buffer, int bufferLength, int startPos, int endPos, int plane)`	GetScreenRect retrieves data from the various planes associated with the presentation space.
`int`	`GetScreenRect(char[] buffer, int bufferLength, int startRow, int startCol, int endRow, int endCol, int plane)`	GetScreenRect retrieves data from the various planes associated with the presentation space.
`protected void`	`goHome()`
`protected void`	`goto_XY(int pos)`
`boolean`	`gotoField(int f)`	Set the current working field to the field number specified.
`protected boolean`	`gotoField(ScreenField screenField)`	Convenience method to set the field object passed as the currect working screen field
`boolean`	`isCursorActive()`
`boolean`	`isCursorShown()`
`protected boolean`	`isInField()`	Convinience class to return if the cursor is in a field or not.
`boolean`	`isInField(int pos)`	Convinience class to return if the position that is passed is in a field or not.
`boolean`	`isInField(int pos, boolean chgToField)`	Convinience class to return if the position that is passed is in a field or not.
`boolean`	`isInField(int row, int col)`	Convinience class to return if the position at row and column that is passed is in a field or not.
`boolean`	`isInField(int row, int col, boolean chgToField)`	Convinience class to return if the position at row and column that is passed is in a field or not.
`protected boolean`	`isStatusErrorCode()`
`boolean`	`isUsingGuiInterface()`
`boolean`	`moveCursor(int pos)`	This will move the screen cursor based on the mouse event.
`void`	`pasteText(java.lang.String content, boolean special)`	Copy and Paste support
`void`	`removeScreenListener(ScreenListener listener)`	Remove a ScreenListener from the listener list.
`void`	`repaintScreen()`	Utility method to share the repaint behaviour between setBounds() and updateScreen.
`protected void`	`resetError()`	Restores the error line and sets the error mode off.
`protected void`	`restoreErrorLine()`	Restores the error line characters from the save buffer.
`protected void`	`restoreScreen()`
`protected void`	`rollScreen(int direction, int topLine, int bottomLine)`	Roll the screen up or down.
`protected void`	`saveErrorLine()`	Saves off the current error line characters to be used later.
`void`	`sendAid(int aidKey)`	The sendAid method sends an "aid" keystroke to the virtual screen.
`void`	`sendKeys(java.lang.String text)`	The sendKeys method sends a string of keys to the virtual screen.
`void`	`sendKeys(KeyMnemonic keyMnemonic)`
`protected void`	`setAttr(int cByte)`
`void`	`setBackspaceError(boolean onError)`
`protected void`	`setChar(int cByte)`
`void`	`setCursor(int row, int col)`	This routine is based on offset 1,1 not 0,0 it will translate to offset 0,0 and call the goto_XY(int pos) it is mostly used from external classes that use the 1,1 offset
`void`	`setCursorActive(boolean activate)`	Activate the cursor on screen
`void`	`setCursorOff()`
`void`	`setCursorOn()`
`protected void`	`setDirty(int pos)`
`protected void`	`setEndingAttr(int cByte)`
`protected void`	`setErrorLine(int line)`	Set the error line number to that of number passed.
`protected void`	`setFieldHighlighted(ScreenField sf)`	Set the field to be displayed as highlighted.
`protected void`	`setPendingInsert(boolean flag)`
`protected void`	`setPendingInsert(boolean flag, int icX, int icY)`
`protected void`	`setPrehelpState(boolean setErrorCode, boolean lockKeyboard, boolean unlockIfLocked)`
`void`	`setResetRequired(boolean reset)`
`protected void`	`setRowsCols(int rows, int cols)`
`protected void`	`setScreenCharAndAttr(char right, int colorAttr, boolean isAttr)`
`protected void`	`setScreenCharAndAttr(char right, int colorAttr, int whichGui, boolean isAttr)`
`protected void`	`setScreenData(java.lang.String text, int location)`
`protected void`	`setStatus(byte attr, byte value, java.lang.String s)`
`void`	`setUseGUIInterface(boolean gui)`
`void`	`setVT(tnvt v)`
`protected boolean`	`simulateKeyStroke(char c)`
`protected boolean`	`simulateMnemonic(int mnem)`
`java.util.Vector<java.lang.Double>`	`sumThem(boolean formatOption, Rect area)`
`void`	`toggleGUIInterface()`
`protected void`	`unsetFieldHighlighted(ScreenField sf)`	Draw the field as un higlighted.
`protected void`	`updateDirty()`	Draw or redraw the dirty parts of the screen and display them.
`void`	`updateScreen()`	This method does a complete refresh of the screen.
`protected void`	`writeWindowTitle(int pos, int depth, int width, byte orientation, int monoAttr, int colorAttr, java.lang.StringBuffer title)`

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

- Field Detail
  - cursorActive
```
public boolean cursorActive
```
  - cursorShown
```
public boolean cursorShown
```
  - homePos
```
public int homePos
```
  - planes
```
protected ScreenPlanes planes
```
- Constructor Detail
  - Screen5250
```
public Screen5250()
```
- Method Detail
  - getPlanes
```
protected ScreenPlanes getPlanes()
```
  - getOIA
```
public final ScreenOIA getOIA()
```
  - setRowsCols
```
protected final void setRowsCols(int rows,
                                 int cols)
```
  - isCursorActive
```
public boolean isCursorActive()
```
  - isCursorShown
```
public boolean isCursorShown()
```
  - setUseGUIInterface
```
public void setUseGUIInterface(boolean gui)
```
  - toggleGUIInterface
```
public void toggleGUIInterface()
```
  - setResetRequired
```
public void setResetRequired(boolean reset)
```
  - setBackspaceError
```
public void setBackspaceError(boolean onError)
```
  - copyText
```
public final java.lang.String copyText(Rect area)
```
    Copy and Paste support
    
    Parameters:
    
    area - a rectangle area
    
    Returns:
    
    a string, holding the text
  - pasteText
```
public final void pasteText(java.lang.String content,
                            boolean special)
```
    Copy and Paste support
    
    Parameters:
    
    content - the content
    
    special - a flag
  - copyTextField
```
public final java.lang.String copyTextField(int position)
```
    Copy and Paste support
    
    Parameters:
    
    position - start number
    
    Returns:
    
    a copied text
  - sumThem
```
public final java.util.Vector<java.lang.Double> sumThem(boolean formatOption,
                                                        Rect area)
```
    Parameters:
    
    formatOption - formatting option to use
    
    area - a rect angle
    
    Returns:
    
    vector string of numberic values
  - moveCursor
```
public boolean moveCursor(int pos)
```
    This will move the screen cursor based on the mouse event. I do not think the checks here for the gui characters should be here but will leave them here for now until we work out the interaction. This should be up to the gui frontend in my opinion.
    
    Parameters:
    
    pos - a position to move to
    
    Returns:
    
    flag
  - setVT
```
public void setVT(tnvt v)
```
  - setPrehelpState
```
protected void setPrehelpState(boolean setErrorCode,
                               boolean lockKeyboard,
                               boolean unlockIfLocked)
```
  - setCursorActive
```
public void setCursorActive(boolean activate)
```
    Activate the cursor on screen
    
    Parameters:
    
    activate - a flag
  - setCursorOn
```
public void setCursorOn()
```
  - setCursorOff
```
public void setCursorOff()
```
  - getKeys
```
public java.lang.String getKeys()
```
  - sendKeys
```
public void sendKeys(KeyMnemonic keyMnemonic)
```
  - sendKeys
```
public void sendKeys(java.lang.String text)
```
    The sendKeys method sends a string of keys to the virtual screen. This method acts as if keystrokes were being typed from the keyboard. The keystrokes will be sent to the location given. The string being passed can also contain mnemonic values such as [enter] enter key,[tab] tab key, [pf1] pf1 etc... These will be processed as if you had pressed these keys from the keyboard. All the valid special key values are contained in the MNEMONIC enumeration. See also KeyMnemonic
    
    Parameters:
    
    text - The string of characters to be sent
    
    See Also:
    
    sendAid(int)
  - sendAid
```
public void sendAid(int aidKey)
```
    The sendAid method sends an "aid" keystroke to the virtual screen. These aid keys can be thought of as special keystrokes, like the Enter key, PF1-24 keys or the Page Up key. All the valid special key values are contained in the AID_ enumeration:
    
    Parameters:
    
    aidKey - The aid key to be sent to the host
  - resetError
```
protected void resetError()
```
    Restores the error line and sets the error mode off.
  - simulateMnemonic
```
protected boolean simulateMnemonic(int mnem)
```
  - simulateKeyStroke
```
protected boolean simulateKeyStroke(char c)
```
  - getRow
```
public int getRow(int pos)
```
  - getCol
```
public int getCol(int pos)
```
  - getPos
```
public int getPos(int row,
                  int col)
```
    This routine is 0 based offset. So to get row 20,1 then pass row 19,0
    
    Parameters:
    
    row - number of the row
    
    col - number of the column
    
    Returns:
    
    number of the position
  - getCurrentPos
```
public int getCurrentPos()
```
    Current position is based on offsets of 1,1 not 0,0 of the current position of the screen
    
    Returns:
    
    int the current position
  - isUsingGuiInterface
```
public boolean isUsingGuiInterface()
```
  - isInField
```
protected boolean isInField()
```
    Convinience class to return if the cursor is in a field or not.
    
    Returns:
    
    true or false
  - isInField
```
public boolean isInField(int pos,
                         boolean chgToField)
```
    Convinience class to return if the position that is passed is in a field or not. If it is then the chgToField parameter will change the current field to this field where the position indicates
    
    Parameters:
    
    pos - number
    
    chgToField - flag
    
    Returns:
    
    true or false
  - isInField
```
public boolean isInField(int pos)
```
    Convinience class to return if the position that is passed is in a field or not. If it is then the field at this position becomes the current working field
    
    Parameters:
    
    pos - number of position
    
    Returns:
    
    true or false
  - isInField
```
public boolean isInField(int row,
                         int col)
```
    Convinience class to return if the position at row and column that is passed is in a field or not. If it is then the field at this position becomes the current working field.
    
    Parameters:
    
    row - number of the row
    
    col - number of the column
    
    Returns:
    
    true or false
  - isInField
```
public boolean isInField(int row,
                         int col,
                         boolean chgToField)
```
    Convinience class to return if the position at row and column that is passed is in a field or not. If it is then the chgToField parameter will change the current field to this field where the row and column indicates.
    
    Parameters:
    
    row - number of the row
    
    col - number of the column
    
    chgToField - flag
    
    Returns:
    
    true or false
  - getScreenLength
```
public int getScreenLength()
```
    Gets the length of the screen - number of rows times number of columns
    
    Returns:
    
    int value of screen length
  - getRows
```
public int getRows()
```
    Get the number or rows available.
    
    Returns:
    
    number of rows
  - getColumns
```
public int getColumns()
```
    Get the number of columns available.
    
    Returns:
    
    number of columns
  - getCurrentRow
```
public int getCurrentRow()
```
    Get the current row where the cursor is
    
    Returns:
    
    the cursor current row position 1,1 based
  - getCurrentCol
```
public int getCurrentCol()
```
    Get the current column where the cursor is
    
    Returns:
    
    the cursor current column position 1,1 based
  - getLastPos
```
protected int getLastPos()
```
    The last position of the cursor on the screen - Note - position is based 0,0
    
    Returns:
    
    last position
  - getHSMore
```
public java.lang.StringBuffer getHSMore()
```
    Hotspot More... string
    
    Returns:
    
    string literal of More...
  - getHSBottom
```
public java.lang.StringBuffer getHSBottom()
```
    Hotspot Bottom string
    
    Returns:
    
    string literal of Bottom
  - getScreenAsAllChars
```
public char[] getScreenAsAllChars()
```
    Return the whole screen represented as a character array
    
    Returns:
    
    character array containing the text Added by Luc - LDC Note to KJP - Have to ask what the difference is between this method and the other
  - getScreenAsChars
```
public char[] getScreenAsChars()
```
    Return the screen represented as a character array
    
    Returns:
    
    character array containing the text
  - getData
```
public char[] getData(int startRow,
                      int startCol,
                      int endRow,
                      int endCol,
                      int plane)
```
  - GetScreen
```
public int GetScreen(char[] buffer,
                     int bufferLength,
                     int plane)
```
    GetScreen retrieves the various planes associated with the presentation space. The data is returned as a linear array of character values in the array provided. The array is not terminated by a null character except when data is retrieved from the text plane, in which case a single null character is appended.
    
    The application must supply a buffer for the returned data and the length of the buffer. Data is returned starting from the beginning of the presentation space and continuing until the buffer is full or the entire plane has been copied. For text plane data, the buffer must include one extra position for the terminating null character.
    
    Parameters:
    
    buffer - character buffer
    
    bufferLength - length
    
    plane - plane
    
    Returns:
    
    The number of characters copied to the buffer
  - GetScreen
```
public int GetScreen(char[] buffer,
                     int bufferLength,
                     int from,
                     int length,
                     int plane)
```
    GetScreen retrieves the various planes associated with the presentation space. The data is returned as a linear array of character values in the array provided. The array is not terminated by a null character except when data is retrieved from the text plane, in which case a single null character is appended.
    
    The application must supply a buffer for the returned data and the length of the buffer. Data is returned starting from the given position and continuing until the specified number of characters have been copied, the buffer is full or the entire plane has been copied. For text plane data, the buffer must include one extra position for the terminating null character.
    
    Parameters:
    
    buffer - buffer
    
    bufferLength - length
    
    from - where to begin
    
    length - length
    
    plane - plane
    
    Returns:
    
    The number of characters copied to the buffer
  - GetScreen
```
public int GetScreen(char[] buffer,
                     int bufferLength,
                     int row,
                     int col,
                     int length,
                     int plane)
```
    GetScreen retrieves the various planes associated with the presentation space. The data is returned as a linear array of character values in the array provided. The array is not terminated by a null character except when data is retrieved from the text plane, in which case a single null character is appended.
    
    The application must supply a buffer for the returned data and the length of the buffer. Data is returned starting from the given coordinates and continuing until the specified number of characters have been copied, the buffer is full, or the entire plane has been copied. For text plane data, the buffer must include one extra position for the terminating null character.
    
    Parameters:
    
    buffer - buffer
    
    bufferLength - length
    
    row - number of row
    
    col - number of column
    
    length - length
    
    plane - plane
    
    Returns:
    
    The number of characters copied to the buffer.
  - GetScreenRect
```
public int GetScreenRect(char[] buffer,
                         int bufferLength,
                         int startPos,
                         int endPos,
                         int plane)
```
    GetScreenRect retrieves data from the various planes associated with the presentation space. The data is returned as a linear array of character values in the buffer provided.
    
    The application supplies two positions that represent opposing corners of a rectangle within the presentation space. The starting and ending positions can have any spatial relationship to each other. The data returned starts from the row containing the upper-most point to the row containing the lower-most point, and from the left-most column to the right-most column.
    
    The specified buffer must be at least large enough to contain the number of characters in the rectangle. If the buffer is too small, no data is copied and zero is returned by the method. Otherwise, the method returns the number of characters copied.
    
    Parameters:
    
    buffer - nuffer
    
    bufferLength - length
    
    startPos - where to start
    
    endPos - where to end
    
    plane - plane
    
    Returns:
    
    The number of characters copied to the buffer
  - GetScreenRect
```
public int GetScreenRect(char[] buffer,
                         int bufferLength,
                         int startRow,
                         int startCol,
                         int endRow,
                         int endCol,
                         int plane)
```
    GetScreenRect retrieves data from the various planes associated with the presentation space. The data is returned as a linear array of character values in the buffer provided. The buffer is not terminated by a null character.
    
    The application supplies two coordinates that represent opposing corners of a rectangle within the presentation space. The starting and ending coordinates can have any spatial relationship to each other. The data returned starts from the row containing the upper-most point to the row containing the lower-most point, and from the left-most column to the right-most column.
    
    The specified buffer must be at least large enough to contain the number of characters in the rectangle. If the buffer is too small, no data is copied and zero is returned by the method. Otherwise, the method returns the number of characters copied.
    
    Parameters:
    
    buffer - buffer
    
    bufferLength - length
    
    startRow - row to start
    
    startCol - column to start
    
    endRow - row to end
    
    endCol - column to end
    
    plane - plane
    
    Returns:
    
    The number characters copied to the buffer
  - getActiveAidKeys
```
public boolean[] getActiveAidKeys()
```
  - setScreenData
```
protected void setScreenData(java.lang.String text,
                             int location)
```
  - setCursor
```
public void setCursor(int row,
                      int col)
```
    This routine is based on offset 1,1 not 0,0 it will translate to offset 0,0 and call the goto_XY(int pos) it is mostly used from external classes that use the 1,1 offset
    
    Parameters:
    
    row - number of row
    
    col - number of column
  - goto_XY
```
protected void goto_XY(int pos)
```
  - gotoField
```
public boolean gotoField(int f)
```
    Set the current working field to the field number specified.
    
    Parameters:
    
    f - - numeric field number on the screen
    
    Returns:
    
    true or false whether it was sucessful
  - gotoField
```
protected boolean gotoField(ScreenField screenField)
```
    Convenience method to set the field object passed as the currect working screen field
    
    Parameters:
    
    screenField - a screen field object
    
    Returns:
    
    true or false whether it was sucessful
  - createWindow
```
protected void createWindow(int depth,
                            int width,
                            int type,
                            boolean gui,
                            int monoAttr,
                            int colorAttr,
                            int ul,
                            int upper,
                            int ur,
                            int left,
                            int right,
                            int ll,
                            int bottom,
                            int lr)
```
  - createScrollBar
```
protected void createScrollBar(int flag,
                               int totalRowScrollable,
                               int totalColScrollable,
                               int sliderRowPos,
                               int sliderColPos,
                               int sbSize)
```
    Creates a scroll bar on the screen using the parameters provided. ** we only support vertical scroll bars at the time.
    
    Parameters:
    
    flag - - type to draw - vertical or horizontal
    
    totalRowScrollable - number
    
    totalColScrollable - number
    
    sliderRowPos - number
    
    sliderColPos - number
    
    sbSize - number
  - writeWindowTitle
```
protected void writeWindowTitle(int pos,
                                int depth,
                                int width,
                                byte orientation,
                                int monoAttr,
                                int colorAttr,
                                java.lang.StringBuffer title)
```
  - rollScreen
```
protected void rollScreen(int direction,
                          int topLine,
                          int bottomLine)
```
    Roll the screen up or down. Byte 1: Bit 0 0 = Roll up 1 = Roll down Bits 1-2 Reserved Bits 3-7 Number of lines that the designated area is to be rolled Byte 2: Bits 0-7 Line number defining the top line of the area that will participate in the roll. Byte 3: Bits 0-7 Line number defining the bottom line of the area that will participate in the roll.
    
    Parameters:
    
    direction - direction
    
    topLine - number of top line
    
    bottomLine - number of bottom line
  - dumpScreen
```
public void dumpScreen()
```
  - getDumpScreen
```
public java.lang.String getDumpScreen()
```
  - addField
```
protected void addField(int attr,
                        int len,
                        int ffw1,
                        int ffw2,
                        int fcw1,
                        int fcw2)
```
    Add a field to the field format table.
    
    Parameters:
    
    attr - - Field attribute
    
    len - - length of field
    
    ffw1 - - Field format word 1
    
    ffw2 - - Field format word 2
    
    fcw1 - - Field control word 1
    
    fcw2 - - Field control word 2
  - getScreenFields
```
public ScreenFields getScreenFields()
```
    Return the fields that are contained in the Field Format Table
    
    Returns:
    
    ScreenFields object
  - drawFields
```
protected void drawFields()
```
    Redraw the fields on the screen. Used for gui enhancement to redraw the fields when toggling
  - drawField
```
protected void drawField(ScreenField screenField)
```
    Draws the field on the screen. Used to redraw or change the attributes of the field.
    
    Parameters:
    
    screenField - Field to be redrawn
  - setFieldHighlighted
```
protected void setFieldHighlighted(ScreenField sf)
```
    Set the field to be displayed as highlighted.
    
    Parameters:
    
    sf - - Field to be highlighted
  - unsetFieldHighlighted
```
protected void unsetFieldHighlighted(ScreenField sf)
```
    Draw the field as un higlighted. This is used to reset the field presentation on the screen after the field is exited.
    
    Parameters:
    
    sf - - Field to be unhighlighted
  - checkHotSpots
```
public boolean checkHotSpots()
```
  - setChar
```
protected void setChar(int cByte)
```
  - setEndingAttr
```
protected void setEndingAttr(int cByte)
```
  - setAttr
```
protected void setAttr(int cByte)
```
  - setScreenCharAndAttr
```
protected void setScreenCharAndAttr(char right,
                                    int colorAttr,
                                    boolean isAttr)
```
  - setScreenCharAndAttr
```
protected void setScreenCharAndAttr(char right,
                                    int colorAttr,
                                    int whichGui,
                                    boolean isAttr)
```
  - updateDirty
```
protected void updateDirty()
```
    Draw or redraw the dirty parts of the screen and display them. Rectangle dirty holds the dirty area of the screen to be updated. If you want to change the screen in anyway you need to set the screen attributes before calling this routine.
  - setDirty
```
protected void setDirty(int pos)
```
  - advancePos
```
protected void advancePos()
```
    Change the screen position by one column
  - changePos
```
protected void changePos(int i)
```
    Change position of the screen by the increment of parameter passed. If the position change is under the minimum of the first screen position then the position is moved to the last row and column of the screen. If the position change is over the last row and column of the screen then cursor is moved to first position of the screen.
    
    Parameters:
    
    i - position
  - goHome
```
protected void goHome()
```
  - setPendingInsert
```
protected void setPendingInsert(boolean flag,
                                int icX,
                                int icY)
```
  - setPendingInsert
```
protected void setPendingInsert(boolean flag)
```
  - setErrorLine
```
protected void setErrorLine(int line)
```
    Set the error line number to that of number passed.
    
    Parameters:
    
    line - number of the line
  - getErrorLine
```
protected int getErrorLine()
```
    Returns the current error line number
    
    Returns:
    
    current error line number
  - saveErrorLine
```
protected void saveErrorLine()
```
    Saves off the current error line characters to be used later.
  - restoreErrorLine
```
protected void restoreErrorLine()
```
    Restores the error line characters from the save buffer.
  - setStatus
```
protected void setStatus(byte attr,
                         byte value,
                         java.lang.String s)
```
  - isStatusErrorCode
```
protected boolean isStatusErrorCode()
```
  - clearAll
```
protected void clearAll()
```
    This routine clears the screen, resets row and column to 0, resets the last attribute to 32, clears the fields, turns insert mode off, clears/initializes the screen character array.
  - clearTable
```
protected void clearTable()
```
    Clear the fields table
  - clearGuiStuff
```
protected void clearGuiStuff()
```
    Clear the gui constructs
  - clearScreen
```
protected void clearScreen()
```
    Clear the screen by setting the initial character and initial attribute to all the positions on the screen
  - restoreScreen
```
protected void restoreScreen()
```
  - updateScreen
```
public final void updateScreen()
```
    This method does a complete refresh of the screen.
  - addScreenListener
```
public void addScreenListener(ScreenListener listener)
```
    Add a ScreenListener to the listener list.
    
    Parameters:
    
    listener - The ScreenListener to be added
  - removeScreenListener
```
public void removeScreenListener(ScreenListener listener)
```
    Remove a ScreenListener from the listener list.
    
    Parameters:
    
    listener - The ScreenListener to be removed
  - repaintScreen
```
public void repaintScreen()
```
    Utility method to share the repaint behaviour between setBounds() and updateScreen.
  - getCharacters
```
public char[] getCharacters()
```

Modifier and Type	Field	Description
`boolean`	`cursorActive`
`boolean`	`cursorShown`
`int`	`homePos`
`protected ScreenPlanes`	`planes`

Class Screen5250

Field Summary

Constructor Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Field Detail

cursorActive

cursorShown

homePos

planes

Constructor Detail

Screen5250

Method Detail

getPlanes

getOIA

setRowsCols

isCursorActive

isCursorShown

setUseGUIInterface

toggleGUIInterface

setResetRequired

setBackspaceError

copyText

pasteText

copyTextField

sumThem

moveCursor

setVT

setPrehelpState

setCursorActive

setCursorOn

setCursorOff

getKeys

sendKeys

sendKeys

sendAid

resetError

simulateMnemonic

simulateKeyStroke

getRow

getCol

getPos

getCurrentPos

isUsingGuiInterface

isInField

isInField

isInField

isInField

isInField

getScreenLength

getRows

getColumns

getCurrentRow

getCurrentCol

getLastPos

getHSMore

getHSBottom

getScreenAsAllChars

getScreenAsChars

getData

GetScreen

GetScreen

GetScreen

GetScreenRect

GetScreenRect

getActiveAidKeys

setScreenData

setCursor

goto_XY

gotoField

gotoField

createWindow

createScrollBar

writeWindowTitle

rollScreen

dumpScreen

getDumpScreen

addField

getScreenFields

drawFields