Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.separator.SeparatorManager

Package com.volantis.mcs.protocols.separator

Examples of com.volantis.mcs.protocols.separator.SeparatorManager

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.separator.SeparatorManager
Manages separators, including maintaining any required state.
Instances of this are responsible for managing the state associated with a single set of separators. e.g. Menus have three sets of separators, one for creating the orientation of the menu, one for item groups and one for orientation of an item. These are orthogonal in terms of their state, although there are interactions between the managers. This means that there would need to be three managers for a menu that uses all three sets of separators.

Each manager is associated with a single OutputBuffer, but each OutputBuffer may have a number of managers, as in the case for menus described above.

The decision as to whether a separator should be rendered, or which one should be rendered if there are two to choose from is performed by the {@link SeparatorArbitrator} associated with this manager.
See package.html for more details as to how the interfaces in this package work together.
@mock.generate

                = UseDeferredSeparatorArbitrator.INSTANCE;


        SeparatorArbitrator orientationArbitrator
                = HTMLMenuOrientationSeparatorArbitrator.INSTANCE;


        SeparatorManager orientationManager = new DefaultSeparatorManager(
                outputBuffer, orientationArbitrator);


        return new MenuSeparatorManager(outputBuffer,
                                        groupArbitrator,
                                        orientationSeparator,

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        return new OutputBufferMock("outputBuffer", sharedExpectations);
    }


    protected SeparatorManager createSeparatorManager(SeparatorArbitrator arbitrator) {
        OutputBuffer buffer = createOutputBuffer();
        SeparatorManager manager = new DefaultSeparatorManager(buffer, arbitrator);
        return manager;
    }

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            // Get the SeparatorManager to use to render the separators.
            MenuBuffer menuBuffer = bufferLocator.getMenuBuffer(group);


            // This check is necessary in case the menuBuffer does not exist
            if (menuBuffer != null) {
                SeparatorManager separatorManager =
                        menuBuffer.getSeparatorManager();


                // Render the separator before.
                final SeparatorRenderer before =
                        separatorRendererSelector.selectMenuItemGroupSeparator(
                                group, true);
                if (before != null) {
                    separatorManager.queueSeparator(before);
                }


                // We always render the items in the menu group
                renderChildren(group);


                // Render the separator after.
                final SeparatorRenderer after =
                        separatorRendererSelector.selectMenuItemGroupSeparator(
                                group, false);
                if (after != null) {
                    separatorManager.queueSeparator(after);
                }
            }
        }

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            // Render the menu item into the temporary buffer.
            MenuItemRenderedContent componentType
                    = renderer.render(temporaryBuffer, item);


            // Get the SeparatorManager from the MenuBuffer.
            SeparatorManager separatorManager
                    = menuBuffer.getSeparatorManager();


            // Notify the manager of the componentType of content that we are
            // about to write to its managed OutputBuffer.
            separatorManager.beforeContent(componentType);


            // Get the OutputBuffer.
            OutputBuffer outputBuffer = separatorManager.getOutputBuffer();


            // Append the contents of temporary OutputBuffer to the managed one.
            outputBuffer.transferContentsFrom(temporaryBuffer);
        }
    }

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                "separator", sharedExpectations);


        SeparatorManagerMock mockManager = new SeparatorManagerMock(
                "manager", sharedExpectations);


        SeparatorManager manager = new MenuSeparatorManager(
                buffer, arbitrator, mockSeparator, mockManager);


        // The underlying mock manager can be called any number of times.
        mockManager.expects.queueSeparator(mockSeparator).any();
        mockManager.expects.beforeContent(mockSeparatedContent1).any();

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