Examples of ptolemy.gui.ComponentDialog.buttonPressed()

ptolemy.gui.ComponentDialog.buttonPressed()
Return the label of the button that triggered closing the dialog, or an empty string if none. @return The label of the button pressed.


                if (modelFile == null) {
                    ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(
                            TransformationEditor.this, "Select Model File",
                            new Configurer(_attribute));
                    if (dialog.buttonPressed().equalsIgnoreCase("OK")) {
                        modelFile = ((FileParameter) _attribute.parameter)
                                .asFile();
                    }
                }

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                "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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            // 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 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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            // 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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            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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                    }
                }
                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 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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            // 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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            // 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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