Package PamguardMVC.dataSelector

Class DataSelectorDialogPanel

java.lang.Object

PamguardMVC.dataSelector.DataSelectorDialogPanel

All Implemented Interfaces:

PamDialogPanel

public class DataSelectorDialogPanel
extends Object
implements PamDialogPanel

Dialog panel to wrap around a standard dialog panel from a data selector. This will pull apart a bit the existing panel and steal it's border. It will also add some and / or buttons.

Data selectors should still make a simple dialog panel and that will be automatically wrapped by one of these beasts.

Author:

Dougl

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
DataSelectorDialogPanel(DataSelector dataSelector, PamDialogPanel innerPanel, int setIndex)	Create a panel to sit around a data selector dialog panel.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
void	enableComponent()
JComponent	getDialogComponent()	Get the awt component which will be incorporated into a larger display panel / component.
boolean	getParams()
void	setParams()	Set the initial parameter values in the panel.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

DataSelectorDialogPanel

public DataSelectorDialogPanel(DataSelector dataSelector,
 PamDialogPanel innerPanel,
 int setIndex)

Create a panel to sit around a data selector dialog panel. the main purpose of this is to add the extra AND OR Skip controls if they are needed. Thier nature is controlled by the setIndex. If this is 0, then the options are Enable / skip, if setIndex > 0, then the options are AND OR SKIP, if it's invalid input: '<' 0, then these options are not shown and the combination flag is set to AND. This is needed for SuperDetPanels, which wrap an existing panel which should not use thes flags, ie. we don't want AND OR options in the superdetection decorator and in the superdeteciton dialog.

Parameters:

dataSelector - Owning data selector

innerPanel - Dialog panel, which probably shouldn't have AND OR buttons and

setIndex - selection index - see above.

Method Details

getDialogComponent

public JComponent getDialogComponent()

Description copied from interface: PamDialogPanel

Get the awt component which will be incorporated into a larger display panel / component.

Specified by:

getDialogComponent in interface PamDialogPanel

Returns:

an awt component.

setParams

public void setParams()

Description copied from interface: PamDialogPanel

Set the initial parameter values in the panel. Since this interface is purely abstract, the type of parameter is unknown, so concrete implementations will somehow have to pass the class containing the parameter information in some other way.

Specified by:

setParams in interface PamDialogPanel

enableComponent

public void enableComponent()

getParams

public boolean getParams()

Specified by:

getParams in interface PamDialogPanel

Returns:

true if parameters all have acceptable values and the dialog can close.