org.micromanager.display.inspector

Class AbstractInspectorPanelController

java.lang.Object

org.micromanager.display.inspector.AbstractInspectorPanelController

All Implemented Interfaces:

InspectorPanelController

public abstract class AbstractInspectorPanelController
extends java.lang.Object
implements InspectorPanelController

A panel containing a section of the inspector window. In addition to implementing this abstract class, inspector panels must call the appropriate methods of Inspector to notify the latter of certain changes.

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
AbstractInspectorPanelController()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	addInspectorPanelListener(InspectorPanelListener listener)
abstract void	attachDataViewer(DataViewer viewer) Attach to a data viewer.
abstract void	detachDataViewer() Detach from any currently attached data viewer.
protected void	fireInspectorPanelDidChangeHeight()
protected void	fireInspectorPanelDidChangeTitle()
protected void	fireInspectorPanelWillChangeHeight()
javax.swing.JPopupMenu	getGearMenu() Provide a menu used for miscellaneous controls.
abstract java.lang.String	getTitle()
abstract boolean	isVerticallyResizableByUser() Indicate whether the panel can be resized vertically by the user.
void	removeInspectorPanelListener(InspectorPanelListener listener)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Methods inherited from interface org.micromanager.display.inspector.InspectorPanelController

getPanel, initiallyExpand, setExpanded

Constructor Detail

AbstractInspectorPanelController

public AbstractInspectorPanelController()

Method Detail

addInspectorPanelListener

public final void addInspectorPanelListener(InspectorPanelListener listener)

Specified by:

addInspectorPanelListener in interface InspectorPanelController

removeInspectorPanelListener

public final void removeInspectorPanelListener(InspectorPanelListener listener)

Specified by:

removeInspectorPanelListener in interface InspectorPanelController

fireInspectorPanelWillChangeHeight

protected void fireInspectorPanelWillChangeHeight()

fireInspectorPanelDidChangeHeight

protected void fireInspectorPanelDidChangeHeight()

fireInspectorPanelDidChangeTitle

protected void fireInspectorPanelDidChangeTitle()

getTitle

public abstract java.lang.String getTitle()

Specified by:

getTitle in interface InspectorPanelController

getGearMenu

public javax.swing.JPopupMenu getGearMenu()

Provide a menu used for miscellaneous controls. This menu will be attached to a "gear button" visible in the title bar, when this panel is currently open. May be null, in which case no gear button will be shown. This method is called when the panel is first added to the inspector to determine if the button should be used; then when the button is clicked, the method is called again, in case you need to re-generate your menu based on context (e.g. changes in display settings).

It is permissible to always return the same JPopupMenu instance, as long as you ensure that it is updated each time this method is called.

This method is guaranteed to be called on the Swing/AWT event dispatch thread.

Specified by:

getGearMenu in interface InspectorPanelController

Returns:

the gear popup menu, or null if the panel does not use a gear menu

attachDataViewer

public abstract void attachDataViewer(DataViewer viewer)

Attach to a data viewer.

Specified by:

attachDataViewer in interface InspectorPanelController

Parameters:

viewer - a DataViewer (never null)

detachDataViewer

public abstract void detachDataViewer()

Detach from any currently attached data viewer. This method should not throw an exception if a viewer is not yet attached.

Specified by:

detachDataViewer in interface InspectorPanelController

isVerticallyResizableByUser

public abstract boolean isVerticallyResizableByUser()

Indicate whether the panel can be resized vertically by the user. Note that this is independent of whether the panel resizes itself depending on its content.

Specified by:

isVerticallyResizableByUser in interface InspectorPanelController

Returns:

true if the panel can be resized vertically; false if the panel has a fixed height