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

Package com.volantis.mcs.protocols.separator

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

com.volantis.mcs.protocols.separator.SeparatorRenderer
Implementations of this are responsible for rendering a separator to an OutputBuffer.
The separator may consist of markup, or character data, or a combination of both.

Where possible implementations should not contain any information that would prevent a single instance being used by multiple threads. Specifically it must appear to external users to be completely immutable.
@mock.generate


    // javadoc inherited
    public SeparatorRenderer selectMenuItemGroupSeparator(
            MenuItemGroup group,
            boolean before) {
        SeparatorRenderer separator = null;


        // Explicitly targeted groups and groups within menus that are
        // performing automatic iteration allocation should not generate any
        // delimiters, so check for these cases
        if ((group.getPane() == null) &&

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        return chars;
    }


    // javadoc inherited
    public SeparatorRenderer selectMenuItemSeparator(Menu menu) {
        SeparatorRenderer separator = null;


        final PropertyValues properties =
                menu.getElementDetails().getStyles().getPropertyValues();


        // Now see what separator should be used.

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     */
    public MenuRenderer selectMenuRenderer(Menu menu)
            throws RendererException {


        // Get the orientation separator.
        final SeparatorRenderer orientationSeparator
                = separatorSelector.selectMenuSeparator(menu);


        // Create a menu buffer factory that will use the appropriate
        // orientation renderer.
        MenuBufferFactory bufferFactory = new ConcreteMenuBufferFactory(orientationSeparator);

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            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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    public MenuItemRenderer selectMenuItemRenderer(Menu menu)
            throws RendererException {
        PropertyValues properties =
                menu.getElementDetails().getStyles().getPropertyValues();


        SeparatorRenderer separator;


        // Initialise the renderer to return.
        MenuItemRenderer itemRenderer = null;


        // Initialise the top component renderer.

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    protected void contentTriggered(ArbitratorDecision decision) {
        makeDecision(decision);
    }


    private void makeDecision(ArbitratorDecision decision) {
        SeparatorRenderer deferredSeparator = decision.getDeferredSeparator();


        SeparatedContent previousContent = decision.getPreviousContent();
        if (previousContent == null) {


            // Ignore the separator if this is at the start.

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    public void decide(SeparatorManager manager,
                       ArbitratorDecision decision) {


        SeparatedContent triggeringContent = decision.getTriggeringContent();
        SeparatorRenderer triggeringSeparator = decision.getTriggeringSeparator();


        // The trigger is determined as follows.
        // 1) If a triggering separator was specified then it was the trigger.
        // 2) If some triggering content was specified then it was the trigger.
        // 3) Otherwise it was as a result of a flush.

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            decision.setTriggeringSeparator(separator);


            arbitrator.decide(this, decision);


            // If a renderer was chosen then we may have to do something.
            SeparatorRenderer chosen = decision.getChosenSeparator();
            if (chosen == null) {
                // The deferred separator was ignored so the triggering
                // separator replaces it as the deferred one.
                deferredSeparator = separator;
            } else if (decision.isDecisionDeferred()) {

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            decision.setTriggeringSeparator(null);


            // Ask the arbitrator to decide whether to output a separator.
            arbitrator.decide(this, decision);


            SeparatorRenderer chosen = decision.getChosenSeparator();
            if (chosen != null) {
                renderSeparator(outputBuffer, chosen);
            }
        }

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