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The UIRegion.java Java example source code
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package build.tools.generatenimbus;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlAttribute;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElement;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElementWrapper;
import javax.xml.bind.annotation.XmlElements;
class UIRegion {
@XmlAttribute protected String name;
@XmlAttribute protected String key;
@XmlAttribute private boolean opaque = false;
@XmlElement private Insets contentMargins = new Insets(0, 0, 0, 0);
@XmlElement(name="state")
@XmlElementWrapper(name="backgroundStates")
protected List<UIState> backgroundStates = new ArrayList();
public List<UIState> getBackgroundStates() { return backgroundStates; }
@XmlElement(name="state")
@XmlElementWrapper(name="foregroundStates")
protected List<UIState> foregroundStates = new ArrayList();
public List<UIState> getForegroundStates() { return foregroundStates; }
@XmlElement(name="state")
@XmlElementWrapper(name="borderStates")
protected List<UIState> borderStates = new ArrayList();
public List<UIState> getBorderStates() { return borderStates; }
@XmlElement private UIStyle style = new UIStyle();
@XmlElements({
@XmlElement(name = "region", type = UIRegion.class),
@XmlElement(name = "uiComponent", type = UIComponent.class),
@XmlElement(name = "uiIconRegion", type = UIIconRegion.class)
})
@XmlElementWrapper(name="regions")
private List<UIRegion> subRegions = new ArrayList();
public List<UIRegion> getSubRegions() { return subRegions; }
protected void initStyles(UIStyle parentStyle) {
style.setParentStyle(parentStyle);
for (UIState state: backgroundStates) {
state.getStyle().setParentStyle(this.style);
}
for (UIState state: foregroundStates) {
state.getStyle().setParentStyle(this.style);
}
for (UIState state: borderStates) {
state.getStyle().setParentStyle(this.style);
}
for (UIRegion region: subRegions) {
region.initStyles(this.style);
}
}
public String getKey() {
return key == null || "".equals(key) ? name : key;
}
private boolean hasCanvas() {
for (UIState s : backgroundStates) {
if (s.hasCanvas()) return true;
}
for (UIState s : borderStates) {
if (s.hasCanvas()) return true;
}
for (UIState s : foregroundStates) {
if (s.hasCanvas()) return true;
}
for (UIRegion r: subRegions) {
if (r.hasCanvas()) return true;
}
return false;
}
public void write(StringBuilder sb, StringBuilder styleBuffer,
UIComponent comp, String prefix, String pkg) {
// write content margins
sb.append(String.format(" d.put(\"%s.contentMargins\", %s);\n",
prefix, contentMargins.write(true)));
// write opaque if true
if (opaque) {
sb.append(String.format(" d.put(\"%s.opaque\", Boolean.TRUE);\n", prefix));
}
// register component with LAF
String regionCode = "Region." + Utils.regionNameToCaps(name);
styleBuffer.append(String.format(" register(%s, \"%s\");\n",
regionCode, prefix));
//write the State, if necessary
StringBuffer regString = new StringBuffer();
List<UIStateType> types = comp.getStateTypes();
if (types != null && types.size() > 0) {
for (UIStateType type : types) {
regString.append(type.getKey());
regString.append(",");
}
//remove the last ","
regString.deleteCharAt(regString.length() - 1);
}
if (! regString.equals("Enabled,MouseOver,Pressed,Disabled,Focused,Selected,Default") && types.size() > 0) {
//there were either custom states, or the normal states were in a custom order
//so go ahead and write out prefix.State
sb.append(String.format(" d.put(\"%s.States\", \"%s\");\n",
prefix, regString));
}
// write out any custom states, if necessary
for (UIStateType type : types) {
String synthState = type.getKey();
if (! "Enabled".equals(synthState) &&
! "MouseOver".equals(synthState) &&
! "Pressed".equals(synthState) &&
! "Disabled".equals(synthState) &&
! "Focused".equals(synthState) &&
! "Selected".equals(synthState) &&
! "Default".equals(synthState)) {
//what we have here, gentlemen, is a bona-fide custom state.
//if the type is not one of the standard types, then construct a name for
//the new type, and write out a new subclass of State.
String className = Utils.normalize(prefix) + synthState + "State";
sb.append(String.format(" d.put(\"%s.%s\", new %s());\n",
prefix, synthState, className));
String body = type.getCodeSnippet();
Map<String, String> variables = Generator.getVariables();
variables.put("STATE_NAME", className);
variables.put("STATE_KEY", synthState);
variables.put("BODY", body);
Generator.writeSrcFile("StateImpl", variables, className);
}
}
// write style
sb.append(style.write(prefix + '.'));
String fileName = Utils.normalize(prefix) + "Painter";
boolean hasCanvas = hasCanvas();
if (hasCanvas) {
PainterGenerator.writePainter(this, fileName);
}
// write states ui defaults
for (UIState state : backgroundStates) {
state.write(sb, prefix, pkg, fileName, "background");
}
for (UIState state : foregroundStates) {
state.write(sb, prefix, pkg, fileName, "foreground");
}
for (UIState state : borderStates) {
state.write(sb, prefix, pkg, fileName, "border");
}
// handle sub regions
for (UIRegion subreg : subRegions) {
String p = prefix;
if (! (subreg instanceof UIIconRegion)) {
p = prefix + ":" + Utils.escape(subreg.getKey());
}
UIComponent c = comp;
if (subreg instanceof UIComponent) {
c = (UIComponent) subreg;
}
subreg.write(sb, styleBuffer, c, p, pkg);
}
}
}
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