Examples of ptolemy.gui.ComponentDialog

ptolemy.gui.ComponentDialog
This class is a modal dialog box that contains an arbitrary component. It can be used, for example, to put an instance of Query in a top-level dialog box. The general way to use this class is to create the component that you wish to have contained in the dialog. Then pass that component to the constructor of this class. The dialog is modal, so the statement that creates the dialog will not return until the user dismisses the dialog. The method buttonPressed() can then be called to find out whether the user clicked the OK button or the Cancel button (or any other button specified in the constructor). Then you can access the component to determine what values were set by the user.
If the component that is added implements the CloseListener interface, then that component is notified when this dialog closes. @see CloseListener @author Edward A. Lee @version $Id: ComponentDialog.java,v 1.34 2005/07/08 19:59:07 cxh Exp $ @since Ptolemy II 0.4 @Pt.ProposedRating Yellow (eal) @Pt.AcceptedRating Yellow (janneck)

                        throw new InternalErrorException(
                                "Expected attribute attached to entry name: "
                                        + entryName);
                    }


                    _dialog = new ComponentDialog(JOptionPane
                            .getFrameForComponent(PtolemyQuery.this), "Error",
                            _query, null);


                    // The above returns only when the modal
                    // dialog is closing.  The following will

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        query.setTextWidth(20);
        query.addChoice("choice",
                "Choose a data set, then drag the right mouse button", choices,
                choices[0]);


        ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(this, "Select dataset",
                query);
        String buttonPressed = dialog.buttonPressed();


        if (buttonPressed.equals("OK")) {
            int result = query.getIntValue("choice");


            if (result > 0) {

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                            true);


            // FIXME: Need a frame owner for first arg.
            // Perhaps calling getController(), which returns a GraphController
            // will be a good start.
            ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(null,
                    "Specify Refinement", query);


            if (!dialog.buttonPressed().equals("OK")) {
                return;
            }


            final String newName = query.getStringValue("Name");

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    ////                         public methods                    ////


    /** Create an editor for configuring the specified object.
     */
    public void createEditor(final NamedObj object, Frame parent) {
        ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(parent, "Edit Parameter "
                + object.getName(), createEditorPane());


        // If we were canceled, then restore the old value.
        if (dialog.buttonPressed().equals("Cancel")) {
            SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
                public void run() {
                    NamedObj parent = object.getContainer();
                    String moml = "<property name=\"" + object.getName()
                            + "\" value=\""

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                    false);


            // FIXME: Need a frame owner for first arg.
            // Perhaps calling getController(), which returns a GraphController
            // will be a good start.
            ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(null,
                    "Specify Refinement", query);


            if (!dialog.buttonPressed().equals("OK")) {
                return;
            }


            String refinementName = query.getStringValue("Refinement");
            StringBuffer newRefinements = new StringBuffer();

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            super.actionPerformed(e);
            // Dialog to ask for a case name.
            Query query = new Query();
            query.addLine("case", "Pattern that the control input must match",
                    "");
            ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(CaseGraphFrame.this,
                    "Add Case", query);
            if (dialog.buttonPressed().equals("OK")) {
                final String pattern = query.getStringValue("case");
                // NOTE: We do not use a TransitionRefinement because we don't
                // want the sibling input ports that come with output ports.
                String moml = "<entity name=\""
                        + StringUtilities.escapeForXML(pattern) + "\" class=\""

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                        caseNames[i] = name;
                        i++;
                    }
                }
                query.addChoice("case", "Remove case", caseNames, caseNames[0]);
                ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(
                        CaseGraphFrame.this, "Remove Case", query);
                if (dialog.buttonPressed().equals("OK")) {
                    final String name = query.getStringValue("case");
                    String moml = "<deleteEntity name=\""
                            + StringUtilities.escapeForXML(name) + "\"/>";


                    // The following is, regrettably, copied from ModalTransitionController.

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    ////                         public methods                    ////


    /** Create an editor for configuring the specified object.
     */
    public void createEditor(NamedObj object, Frame parent) {
        ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(parent, "Edit Annotation",
                createEditorPane());


        String button = dialog.buttonPressed();


        if (!button.equals("OK")) {
            return;
        }

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                            true);


            // FIXME: Need a frame owner for first arg.
            // Perhaps calling getController(), which returns a GraphController
            // will be a good start.
            ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(null,
                    "Specify Refinement", query);


            if (!dialog.buttonPressed().equals("OK")) {
                return;
            }


            final String newName = query.getStringValue("Name");

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                    false);


            // FIXME: Need a frame owner for first arg.
            // Perhaps calling getController(), which returns a GraphController
            // will be a good start.
            ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(null,
                    "Specify Refinement", query);


            if (!dialog.buttonPressed().equals("OK")) {
                return;
            }


            String refinementName = query.getStringValue("Refinement");
            StringBuffer newRefinements = new StringBuffer();

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