/**
*
- * The animate() method allows you to create animation effects on any numeric HTML Attribute,
+ * The animate() method allows you to create animation effects on any numeric HTML Attribute,
* CSS property, or color CSS property.
*
* Concerning to numeric properties, values are treated as a number of pixels unless otherwise
*
* By default animate considers css properties, if you wanted to animate element attributes you
* should to prepend the symbol dollar to the attribute name. It's useful to animate svg elements.
- *
+ *
* NOTE: The ability of animating attribute values is only available in gquery but not jquery
- *
+ *
*
* Example:
*
* <pre class="code">
* //move the element from its original position to left:500px
* $("#foo").animate("left:'500'");
- *
+ *
* // Change the width html attribute of a table, note the symbol '$' to
* // tell gquery which it is an html-attribute instead of a css-property.
* $("table").animate("$width:'500'");
* <pre class="code">
* //move the element from its original position to 500px to the left for 500ms and
* // change the background color of the element at the end of the animation
- *
+ *
* $("#foo").animate("left:'+=500'", new Function(){
* public void f(Element e){
* $(e).css(CSS.BACKGROUND_COLOR.with(RGBColor.RED);
/**
*
- * The animate() method allows you to create animation effects on any numeric HTML Attribute,
+ * The animate() method allows you to create animation effects on any numeric HTML Attribute,
* CSS property, or color CSS property.
*
* Concerning to numeric properties, values are treated as a number of pixels unless otherwise
*
* By default animate considers css properties, if you wanted to animate element attributes you
* should to prepend the symbol dollar to the attribute name. It's useful to animate svg elements.
- *
+ *
* NOTE: The ability of animating attribute values is only available in gquery but not jquery
- *
+ *
*
* Example:
*
* <pre class="code">
* //move the element from its original position to left:500px for 500ms using a swing easing
* $("#foo").animate("left:'500'", 500, Easing.SWING);
- *
+ *
* // Change the width html attribute of a table, note the symbol '$' to
* // tell gquery which it is an html-attribute instead of a css-property.
* // the animation will last 400ms, and we use the LINEAR easing algorithm
LazyGQuery<T> animate(Object stringOrProperties, int duration, Easing easing, Function... funcs);
/**
- * The animate() method allows you to create animation effects on any numeric HTML Attribute,
+ * The animate() method allows you to create animation effects on any numeric HTML Attribute,
* CSS property, or color CSS property.
*
* Concerning to numeric properties, values are treated as a number of pixels unless otherwise
*
* By default animate considers css properties, if you wanted to animate element attributes you
* should to prepend the symbol dollar to the attribute name. It's useful to animate svg elements.
- *
+ *
* NOTE: The ability of animating attribute values is only available in gquery but not jquery
- *
+ *
*
* Example:
*
* <pre class="code">
* //move the element from its original position to left:500px for 500ms
* $("#foo").animate("left:'500'", 500);
- *
+ *
* // Change the width html attribute of a table, note the symbol '$' to
* // tell gquery which it is an html-attribute instead of a css-property.
* // the animation will last 400ms
double cur(String prop, boolean force);
/**
- * Returns value at named data store for the element, as set by data(name, value).
+ * Return the value at the named data store for the first element in the set of matched
+ * elements.
*/
- Object data(String name);
+ <T> T data(String name);
/**
- * Returns value at named data store for the element, as set by data(name, value) with desired
- * return type.
+ * Return the value at the named data store for the first element in the set of matched
+ * elements, as set by data(name, value), with desired return type.
*
* @param clz return type class literal
*/
- <T> T data(String name, Class<T> clz);
+ <T> T data(String name, Class<? extends T> clz);
/**
- * Stores the value in the named spot with desired return type.
+ * Store arbitrary data associated with the matched elements in the named data store.
*/
LazyGQuery<T> data(String name, Object value);
LazyGQuery<T> prevUntil(GQuery until, String filter);
/**
- * Returns a dynamically generated Promise that is resolved once all actions
+ * Returns a dynamically generated Promise that is resolved once all actions
* in the queue have ended.
*/
Promise promise();
/**
- * Returns a dynamically generated Promise that is resolved once all actions
+ * Returns a dynamically generated Promise that is resolved once all actions
* in the named queue have ended.
*/
Promise promise(String name);
* @return the value of the property, in the case the property is a 'boolean' it
* returns a Boolean object, and a Double if is a 'number', so be prepared
* if you cast to other numeric objects. In the case of the property is undefined
- * it returns null.
+ * it returns null.
*/
<T> T prop(String key);
*
* @param key the name of the property to be accessed
* @param clz the class of the type to return
- *
- * @return the value of the property, it safely check the type passed as parameter
- * and preform the aproproate transformations for numbers and booleans.
- * In the case of the property is undefined it returns null.
+ *
+ * @return the value of the property, it safely check the type passed as parameter
+ * and preform the aproproate transformations for numbers and booleans.
+ * In the case of the property is undefined it returns null.
*/
<T> T prop(String key, Class<? extends T> clz);
*/
LazyGQuery<T> setArray(NodeList<Element> list);
- void setPreviousObject(GQuery previousObject);
+ LazyGQuery<T> setPreviousObject(GQuery previousObject);
LazyGQuery<T> setSelector(String selector);
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