This implementation of <code>dragEnter</code> permits the default operation defined in <code>event.detail</code>to be performed on the current data type defined in <code>event.currentDataType</code>. For additional information see <code>DropTargetListener.dragEnter</code>.
This implementation of <code>dragLeave</code> does nothing. For additional information see <code>DropTargetListener.dragOperationChanged</code>.
This implementation of <code>dragOperationChanged</code> permits the default operation defined in <code>event.detail</code>to be performed on the current data type defined in <code>event.currentDataType</code>. For additional information see <code>DropTargetListener.dragOperationChanged</code>.
This implementation of <code>dragOver</code> permits the default operation defined in <code>event.detail</code>to be performed on the current data type defined in <code>event.currentDataType</code>. For additional information see <code>DropTargetListener.dragOver</code>.
This implementation of <code>drop</code> does nothing. For additional information see <code>DropTargetListener.drop</code>.
This implementation of <code>dropAccept</code> permits the default operation defined in <code>event.detail</code>to be performed on the current data type defined in <code>event.currentDataType</code>. For additional information see <code>DropTargetListener.dropAccept</code>.
The cursor has entered the drop target boundaries.
The cursor has left the drop target boundaries OR the drop has been cancelled OR the data is about to be dropped.
The operation being performed has changed (usually due to the user changing the selected modifier key(s) while dragging).
The cursor is moving over the drop target.
The data is being dropped. The data field contains java format of the data being dropped. To determine the type of the data object, refer to the documentation for the Transfer subclass specified in event.currentDataType.
The drop is about to be performed. The drop target is given a last chance to change the nature of the drop.
This adapter class provides default implementations for the methods described by the <code>DropTargetListener</code> interface. <p> Classes that wish to deal with <code>DropTargetEvent</code>s can extend this class and override only the methods which they are interested in. </p>
@see DropTargetListener @see DropTargetEvent @see <a href="http://www.eclipse.org/swt/">Sample code and further information</a>