Examples of org.openbp.cockpit.modeler.skins.Skin

Package org.openbp.cockpit.modeler.skins

Examples of org.openbp.cockpit.modeler.skins.Skin

org.openbp.cockpit.modeler.skins.Skin
A skins defines how elements of the process model should be presented in the workspace. It maintains a list of symbol descriptors that describe how a particular figure (e. g. an initial node figure) should look like. @author Heiko Erhardt

   *
   * @param g the graphics object where the shadow has to paint
   */
  public void drawShadow(final Graphics g)
  {
    Skin skin = ((ProcessDrawing) drawing()).getProcessSkin();


    if (shadowLayouter != null && ! skin.isDisableShadows())
    {
      shadowLayouter.drawShadows(ShadowEnumerator.enumerate((CompositeFigure) drawing()), g);
    }
  }

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   * @param process Process
   * @return the skin
   */
  public static Skin determineProcessSkin(ProcessItem process)
  {
    Skin skin = null;


    String skinName = process.getSkinName();
    if (skinName != null)
    {
      // Skin specified

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    if (! process.getNodes().hasNext())
    {
      // Initialize empty processes
      // Determine which skin the process should use and initialize some process properties from the skin settings
      Skin processSkin = FigureUtil.determineProcessSkin(process);
      processSkin.initalizeNewProcess(process);


      // Re-setup the standard configuration of the process now that we have obtained the process type
      ItemCreationUtil.setupStandardConfiguration(process);


      // Update the geometry (i. e. the size) or the item node according to the default skin

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  protected void initContent(Object modelObject)
  {
    // Add the spacer figure
    super.initContent(modelObject);


    Skin skin = getDrawing().getProcessSkin();


    // Connect the model object to this tag
    this.socket = (NodeSocket) modelObject;
    socket.setRepresentation(this);


    // Create title figure holding the name of the Socket.
    // This will return the node name in case of entry or final node sockets.
    titleFigure = new MoveableTitleFigure(getReferredProcessElement());
    titleFigure.setTitleFormat(skin.getSocketTitleFormat());
    titleFigure.setVerboseDisplay(true);
    addContent(titleFigure, CONTENT_TEXT);


    // Add the socket parameters
    initParams();

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          ProcessItem dummyProcess = new ProcessItemImpl();
          dummyProcess.setName(NODEEDITOR_PROCESS_NAME);
          dummyProcess.setModel(item.getModel());


          // Determine which skin the process should use and initialize some process properties from the skin settings
          Skin processSkin = FigureUtil.determineProcessSkin(dummyProcess);
          processSkin.initalizeNewProcess(dummyProcess);


          node = ((NodeProvider) item).toNode(dummyProcess, ItemSynchronization.SYNC_ALL);


          dummyProcess.addNode(node);

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