Describes an editor whose behavior is not altered by the value being displayed. <p> Editors, which may be classes or interfaces, may expose their sub-editors in one or more of the following ways: <ul> <li>An instance field with at least package visibility whose name exactly is the property that will be edited or <code><em>propertyName</em>Editor</code>. </li> <li>A no-arg method with at least package visibility whose name exactly is the property that will be edited or <code><em>propertyName</em>Editor</code>. </li> <li>The {@link Path} annotation may be used on the field or accessor method to specify a dotted path or to bypass the implicit naming convention.</li> <li>Sub-Editors may be null. In this case, the Editor framework will ignore these sub-editors.</li> </ul> Any exposed field or method whose type is Editor may also use the {@link IsEditor} interface to provide an Editor instance. This allows view objects to be written that can be attached to an Editor hierarchy without the view directly implementing an Editor interface.

@param <T> the type of object the editor displays.

abstract class Editor<T> {

}