Class FormDataSelector

java.lang.Object
PamguardMVC.dataSelector.DataSelector
loggerForms.dataselect.FormDataSelector

public class FormDataSelector extends DataSelector
  • Constructor Details

  • Method Details

    • setParams

      public void setParams(DataSelectParams dataSelectParams)
      Description copied from class: DataSelector
      Set selection parameters from centralised storage.
      Specified by:
      setParams in class DataSelector
    • getParams

      public FormDataSelParams getParams()
      Description copied from class: DataSelector
      Get selection parameters for more organised centralised storage. This must never be null since all selectors have an enable / disable options added to them automatically in their dialogs.
      Specified by:
      getParams in class DataSelector
      Returns:
    • getDialogPanel

      public PamDialogPanel getDialogPanel()
      Specified by:
      getDialogPanel in class DataSelector
      Returns:
      a dialog panel which can be used in a wider dialog
    • getDialogPaneFX

      public DynamicSettingsPane<Boolean> getDialogPaneFX()
      Specified by:
      getDialogPaneFX in class DataSelector
      Returns:
      a FX pane which can be used in a wider dialog
    • scoreData

      public double scoreData(PamDataUnit pamDataUnit)
      Description copied from class: DataSelector
      Score a PAMDataUnit. this is used in preference to a boolean select function so that the user can add different return flags. Generally 0 indicates false.
      Specified by:
      scoreData in class DataSelector
      Parameters:
      pamDataUnit - - the input data unit.
      Returns:
      score of data out. 0 usually indicates false.
    • scoreData

      public double scoreData(PamDataUnit dataUnit, Object[] formData)
    • getFromDescription

      public FormDescription getFromDescription()
      Returns:
      the fromDescription
    • getSelectorTitle

      public String getSelectorTitle()
      Description copied from class: DataSelector
      This is a title for the data selector which can be used in dialogs. This can be different to the name, since the name is generally the display, which we know anyway. Particularly with complicated compound data selectors, it's useful to have a more informative name for various sub-components.
      Overrides:
      getSelectorTitle in class DataSelector
      Returns:
      title to use in dialog components.