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## Uses of Class
javax.swing.JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter

Packages that use JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter
javax.swing | Provides a set of "lightweight" (all-Java language) components that, to the maximum degree possible, work the same on all platforms.
javax.swing.text | Provides classes and interfaces that deal with editable and noneditable text components.

Uses of JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter in javax.swing

Methods in javax.swing that return JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter
`JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` | `JFormattedTextField.getFormatter()` Returns the `AbstractFormatter` that is used to format and parse the current value.
`abstract JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` | `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatterFactory.getFormatter(JFormattedTextField tf)` Returns an `AbstractFormatter` that can handle formatting of the passed in `JFormattedTextField`.

Methods in javax.swing with parameters of type JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter
`protected void` | `JFormattedTextField.setFormatter(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter format)` Sets the current `AbstractFormatter`.

Constructors in javax.swing with parameters of type JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter
`JFormattedTextField(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter formatter)` Creates a `JFormattedTextField` with the specified `AbstractFormatter`.

Uses of JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter in javax.swing.text

Subclasses of JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter in javax.swing.text
`class` | `DateFormatter` DateFormatter is an `InternationalFormatter` that does its formatting by way of an instance of `java.text.DateFormat`.
`class` | `DefaultFormatter` `DefaultFormatter` formats aribtrary objects.
`class` | `InternationalFormatter` `InternationalFormatter` extends `DefaultFormatter`, using an instance of `java.text.Format` to handle the conversion to a String, and the conversion from a String.
`class` | `MaskFormatter` `MaskFormatter` is used to format and edit strings.
`class` | `NumberFormatter` `NumberFormatter` subclasses `InternationalFormatter` adding special behavior for numbers.

Methods in javax.swing.text that return JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter
`JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.getDefaultFormatter()` Returns the `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` to use as a last resort, eg in case a display, edit or null `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` has not been specified.
`JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.getDisplayFormatter()` Returns the `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` to use if the `JFormattedTextField` is not being edited and either the value is not-null, or the value is null and a null formatter has has not been specified.
`JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.getEditFormatter()` Returns the `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` to use if the `JFormattedTextField` is being edited and either the value is not-null, or the value is null and a null formatter has has not been specified.
`JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.getFormatter(JFormattedTextField source)` Returns either the default formatter, display formatter, editor formatter or null formatter based on the state of the JFormattedTextField.
`JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.getNullFormatter()` Returns the formatter to use if the value is null.

Methods in javax.swing.text with parameters of type JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter
`void` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.setDefaultFormatter(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter atf)` Sets the `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` to use as a last resort, eg in case a display, edit or null `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` has not been specified.
`void` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.setDisplayFormatter(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter atf)` Sets the `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` to use if the `JFormattedTextField` is not being edited and either the value is not-null, or the value is null and a null formatter has has not been specified.
`void` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.setEditFormatter(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter atf)` Sets the `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter` to use if the `JFormattedTextField` is being edited and either the value is not-null, or the value is null and a null formatter has has not been specified.
`void` | `DefaultFormatterFactory.setNullFormatter(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter atf)` Sets the formatter to use if the value of the JFormattedTextField is null.

Constructors in javax.swing.text with parameters of type JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter
`DefaultFormatterFactory(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter defaultFormat)` Creates a `DefaultFormatterFactory` with the specified `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter`.
`DefaultFormatterFactory(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter defaultFormat, JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter displayFormat)` Creates a `DefaultFormatterFactory` with the specified `JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter`s.
`DefaultFormatterFactory(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter defaultFormat, JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter displayFormat, JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter editFormat)` Creates a DefaultFormatterFactory with the specified JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatters.
`DefaultFormatterFactory(JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter defaultFormat, JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter displayFormat, JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter editFormat, JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatter nullFormat)` Creates a DefaultFormatterFactory with the specified JFormattedTextField.AbstractFormatters.

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