SelectedValidator

Kind of class:	class
Inherits from:	ValidationRule
Implements:	IValidationRule
Author:	Martijn de Visser
Classpath:	org.asapframework.util.forms.validate.SelectedValidator
File last modified:	Wednesday, 21 June 2006, 19:05:09

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/*
Copyright 2005-2006 by the authors of asapframework, http://asapframework.org

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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import org.asapframework.util.forms.validate.IValidationRule;
import org.asapframework.util.forms.validate.ValidationRule;

/**
Validates if target's value is NOT false, undefined, 0 or -1. You can use this ValidationRule to validate the selected state of UI elements such as CheckBoxes.
@author Martijn de Visser
*/

class org.asapframework.util.forms.validate.SelectedValidator extends ValidationRule implements IValidationRule {
    
    /**    
    @param inTarget: Target object to validate, has to implement the {@link org.asapframework.util.forms.validate.IValidate} interface. Except TextFields, these will be accessed through .text.
    */
    public function SelectedValidator( inTarget:Object, inCondition:Number ) {        
        super(inTarget, inCondition);
    }
    
    /**
    Validates rule.
    */
    public function validate () : Boolean {
        var v:Object = getValue();
        return (v != undefined && v != false && v != -1 && v != 0);
    }
    
    /**
    Returns readable name of rule.
    */
    public function toString () : String {
        return "SelectedValidator";
    }
}

Validates if target's value is NOT false, undefined, 0 or -1. You can use this ValidationRule to validate the selected state of UI elements such as CheckBoxes.