Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.explorer.TableTopExplorer

Package org.openquark.gems.client.explorer

Examples of org.openquark.gems.client.explorer.TableTopExplorer

org.openquark.gems.client.explorer.TableTopExplorer
This gem explorer presents a tree-based interface for viewing and manipulating the gem graph. Note that this is currently, primarily a UI class. The actual manipulation of the gem graph is delegated to the 'TableTopExplorerOwner'. We implement GemGraphChangeListener, NameChangeListener, CodeGemDefinitionChangeListener, so that we can keep up with changes to the GemGraph. @author Ken Wong

            //       will be canceled.
            // NOTE: the glass pane should only be visible (and catching mouse events) when we're in
            //       "add gem" mode
            getGlassPane().addMouseMotionListener(new MouseMotionAdapter() {
                public void mouseMoved(MouseEvent e) {
                    TableTopExplorer tableTopExplorer = getTableTopExplorer();
                    Point pressedPoint = SwingUtilities.convertPoint(getGlassPane(), e.getPoint(), getLayeredPane());
                    
                    if (tableTopExplorer.getBounds().contains(SwingUtilities.convertPoint(getLayeredPane(), pressedPoint, getTableTopExplorer()))) {
                        tableTopExplorer.dispatchEvent(SwingUtilities.convertMouseEvent((Component)e.getSource(), e, tableTopExplorer));              
                    }
                }
            });


            // Create the adapter class for the navigator owner

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     */
    TableTopExplorer getTableTopExplorer() {


        if (tableTopExplorer == null) {


            tableTopExplorer = new TableTopExplorer(this, GemCutter.getResourceString("TTX_Root_Node"));


            tableTopExplorer.getExplorerTree().addMouseListener(new ExplorerMouseClickListener());
            tableTopExplorer.getExplorerTree().addMouseMotionListener(new ExplorerMouseMotionListener());


            // Although technically the explorer tree can support multiple selection, in the GemCutter

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        gemCutter.getTableTop().updateForGemGraph();
        
        // Since we don't know which input names actually changed as a result of
        // name checking the table top, we simply have to update all nodes in the explorer.
        
        TableTopExplorer tableTopExplorer = gemCutter.getTableTopExplorer();
        Set<DisplayedGem> displayedGemSet = gemCutter.getTableTop().getDisplayedGems();
        
        for (final DisplayedGem gem : displayedGemSet) {
            
            PartInput[] inputs = gem.getGem().getInputParts();
            
            for (final PartInput input : inputs) {
                TreeNode node = tableTopExplorer.getInputNode(input);
                
                if (node != null) {
                    tableTopExplorer.getExplorerTreeModel().nodeChanged(node);
                }
            }
        }
    }

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