Class ChoiceConfigurator

  • All Implemented Interfaces:
    ActivatorConfigurator

    public class ChoiceConfigurator
    extends AbstractActivatorConfigurator
    ActivatorConfigurator implementation that allows the user to choose between a number of supplied GUI options.
    Since:
    22 Jun 2022
    Author:
    Mark Taylor
    • Constructor Detail

      • ChoiceConfigurator

        public ChoiceConfigurator​(ActivatorConfigurator[] configurators)
        Constructor. A list of supplied configurator options is provided. Note that in addition to the normal ActivatorConfigurator interface, these instances ought to provide a human-readable implementation of Object.toString(), and the component returned by their ActivatorConfigurator.getPanel() method should give a visual indication for its {JComponent#setEnabled enabled} property.
        Parameters:
        configurators - configurator options
    • Method Detail

      • getActivator

        public Activator getActivator()
        Description copied from interface: ActivatorConfigurator
        Constructs an activator in accordance with the current state of this GUI. If the current state not an adequate specification, null may be returned. In that case, the getConfigMessage method should generally provide an explanation.

        This method may be called often, so should be cheap to invoke. The idea is that it will be called immediately before the activator is used, so the returned object may fix, rather than arrange to gather at a later date, information acquired from the GUI.

        Returns:
        currently configured activator, or null
        See Also:
        ActivatorConfigurator.getConfigMessage()
      • getConfigMessage

        public java.lang.String getConfigMessage()
        Description copied from interface: ActivatorConfigurator
        Returns a short status message for display to the user. This is supposed to be a comment, if one is needed, on the current state of the configuration.

        As a rule, exactly one of this method and the getActivator should return null. If there is no activator, this method should return some reason why the configuration is incorrect or incomplete, and otherwise it should return null.

        Returns:
        message, typically indicating configuration problems, or null
      • getSafety

        public Safety getSafety()
        Description copied from interface: ActivatorConfigurator
        Indicates whether an activator created by the current state of this configurator is known to be harmless.

        Implementations should be cautious; if some slightly adjusted state might be dangerous, false could be returned as well (that's why this method is on ActivatorConfigurator and not Activator itself).

        Returns:
        safety status of the currently configured state
      • getState

        public ConfigState getState()
        Description copied from interface: ActivatorConfigurator
        Returns an object that contains the current state of this configurator. This includes options selected by the user, but does not include any description of the table on which this configurator is working.
        Returns:
        configuration state
      • setState

        public void setState​(ConfigState state)
        Description copied from interface: ActivatorConfigurator
        Restores the state of this object from a given state object.
        Parameters:
        state - stored state