BridgeDialog Class Reference

#include <BridgeDialog.hh>

Inheritance diagram for BridgeDialog:

Collaboration diagram for BridgeDialog:

Public Member Functions
	BridgeDialog (wxWindow *parent, TTAMachine::Bridge *bridge, TTAMachine::Bridge *opposite)
virtual	~BridgeDialog ()

Private Types
enum	{   ID_NAME = 10000 , ID_OUTPUT_BUS , ID_INPUT_BUS , ID_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE ,   ID_BIDIRECTIONAL , ID_HELP , ID_LABEL_NAME , ID_LABEL_OPPOSITE_NAME ,   ID_LABEL_INPUT_BUS , ID_LABEL_OUTPUT_BUS , ID_LINE }

Private Member Functions
wxSizer *	createContents (wxWindow *parent, bool call_fit, bool set_sizer)
virtual bool	TransferDataToWindow ()
void	setTexts ()
void	updateBusChoices ()
void	onOK (wxCommandEvent &)
void	onCancel (wxCommandEvent &)
void	onHelp (wxCommandEvent &event)
void	onName (wxCommandEvent &)
void	onInputBus (wxCommandEvent &)
void	onOutputBus (wxCommandEvent &)
void	onBidirectional (wxCommandEvent &)

Private Attributes
TTAMachine::Machine *	machine_
	Parent machine of the bridge(s).
wxString	name_
	Name of the bridge.
wxString	oppositeName_
	Name of the opposite bridge.
wxString	inputBus_
	Name of the bridge input bus.
wxString	outputBus_
	Name of the bridge output bus.
wxTextCtrl *	oppositeNameCtrl_
	Opposite name control.
wxChoice *	inputBusChoice_
	Input bus choice control.
wxChoice *	outputBusChoice_
	Output bus choice control.
wxCheckBox *	bidirectionalBox_
	Indicates whether the bridge is bidirectional.
bool	adding_
	Indicates whether we are adding a bridge or not.
bool	bidirectional_
	Indicates whether we are modifying a bidirectional bridge or not.

Detailed Description

Dialog for querying bridge parameters from the user.

Definition at line 46 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Member Enumeration Documentation

anonymous enum

anonymous enum

private

Enumerator
ID_NAME
ID_OUTPUT_BUS
ID_INPUT_BUS
ID_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE
ID_BIDIRECTIONAL
ID_HELP
ID_LABEL_NAME
ID_LABEL_OPPOSITE_NAME
ID_LABEL_INPUT_BUS
ID_LABEL_OUTPUT_BUS
ID_LINE

Definition at line 98 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

         {
        ID_NAME = 10000,
        ID_OUTPUT_BUS,
        ID_INPUT_BUS,
        ID_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE,
        ID_BIDIRECTIONAL,
        ID_HELP,
        ID_LABEL_NAME,
        ID_LABEL_OPPOSITE_NAME,
        ID_LABEL_INPUT_BUS,
        ID_LABEL_OUTPUT_BUS,
        ID_LINE
    };

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

BridgeDialog()

BridgeDialog::BridgeDialog	(	wxWindow *	parent,
		TTAMachine::Bridge *	bridge,
		TTAMachine::Bridge *	opposite
	)

The Constructor.

Parameters

parent	Parent window of the dialog.
bridge	Bridge to be modified with the dialog.
opposite	Bridge to be modified having the opposite direction compared to bridge.

Definition at line 80 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                     :
    wxDialog(parent, -1, _T(""), wxDefaultPosition),
    name_(_T("")),
    oppositeName_(_T("")),
    oppositeNameCtrl_(NULL),
    inputBusChoice_(NULL),
    outputBusChoice_(NULL),
    bidirectionalBox_(NULL) {
 
    assert(bridge != NULL);
 
    // The canvas tool has to disabled.
    MDFView* view =
        dynamic_cast<MDFView*>(wxGetApp().docManager()->GetCurrentView());
    view->canvas()->tool()->deactivate();
 
 
    // initialize the dialog
    createContents(this, true, true);
    FindWindow(wxID_OK)->Disable();
 
    wxTextCtrl* nameCtrl = dynamic_cast<wxTextCtrl*>(FindWindow(ID_NAME));
    assert(nameCtrl != 0);
    nameCtrl->SetValidator(wxTextValidator(wxFILTER_ASCII, &name_));
 
    oppositeNameCtrl_ =
        dynamic_cast<wxTextCtrl*>(FindWindow(ID_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE));
    assert(oppositeNameCtrl_ != 0);
    oppositeNameCtrl_->SetValidator(wxTextValidator(wxFILTER_ASCII,
                                                    &oppositeName_));
 
    inputBusChoice_ = dynamic_cast<wxChoice*>(FindWindow(ID_INPUT_BUS));
    assert(inputBusChoice_ != NULL);
    outputBusChoice_ = dynamic_cast<wxChoice*>(FindWindow(ID_OUTPUT_BUS));
    assert(outputBusChoice_ != NULL);
 
    bidirectionalBox_ =
        dynamic_cast<wxCheckBox*>(FindWindow(ID_BIDIRECTIONAL));
    assert(bidirectionalBox_ != NULL);
 
 
    // Machine tester is used to check legality of the bridge modifications.
    // The modified bridge has to be deleted. Otherwise it will conflict
    // with the modification legality checks.
 
    // save bridge information and delete the bridges
    machine_ = bridge->machine();
    inputBus_ = WxConversion::toWxString(bridge->sourceBus()->name());
    outputBus_ = WxConversion::toWxString(bridge->destinationBus()->name());
    name_ = WxConversion::toWxString(bridge->name());
    if (opposite != NULL) {
        bidirectional_ = true;
        oppositeName_ = WxConversion::toWxString(opposite->name());
        assert(opposite->sourceBus() == bridge->destinationBus());
        assert(opposite->destinationBus() == bridge->sourceBus());
        delete opposite;
    } else {
        bidirectional_ = false;
    }
    delete bridge;
 
    // set widget texts
    setTexts();
 
    TransferDataToWindow();
}

References assert, MDFView::canvas(), MachineCanvasTool::deactivate(), MachineCanvas::tool(), and WxConversion::toWxString().

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~BridgeDialog()

BridgeDialog::~BridgeDialog ( )

virtual

The Destructor.

Definition at line 154 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                            {
}

Member Function Documentation

createContents()

wxSizer * BridgeDialog::createContents ( wxWindow *  parent, bool  call_fit, bool  set_sizer  )

private

Creates the dialog window contents.

This method was initially generated with wxDesigner, thus the ugly code and too long lines.

Returns

Main sizer of the created contents.

Parameters

parent	The dialog window.
call_fit	If true, fits the contents inside the dialog.
set_sizer	If true, sets the main sizer as dialog contents.

Definition at line 469 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                                                                            {
 
    wxBoxSizer *item0 = new wxBoxSizer( wxVERTICAL );
 
    wxBoxSizer *item1 = new wxBoxSizer( wxHORIZONTAL );
 
    wxFlexGridSizer *item2 = new wxFlexGridSizer( 2, 0, 0 );
 
    wxStaticText *item3 = new wxStaticText( parent, ID_LABEL_NAME, wxT("Name:"), wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, 0 );
    item2->Add( item3, 0, wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxTextCtrl *item4 = new wxTextCtrl( parent, ID_NAME, wxT(""), wxDefaultPosition, wxSize(120,-1), 0 );
    item2->Add( item4, 0, wxALIGN_CENTER|wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxStaticText *item5 = new wxStaticText( parent, ID_LABEL_INPUT_BUS, wxT("Input Bus:"), wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, 0 );
    item2->Add( item5, 0, wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxString *strs6 = (wxString*) NULL;
    wxChoice *item6 = new wxChoice( parent, ID_INPUT_BUS, wxDefaultPosition, wxSize(100,-1), 0, strs6, 0 );
    item2->Add( item6, 0, wxGROW|wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxStaticText *item7 = new wxStaticText( parent, ID_LABEL_OUTPUT_BUS, wxT("Output Bus:"), wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, 0 );
    item2->Add( item7, 0, wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxString *strs8 = (wxString*) NULL;
    wxChoice *item8 = new wxChoice( parent, ID_OUTPUT_BUS, wxDefaultPosition, wxSize(100,-1), 0, strs8, 0 );
    item2->Add( item8, 0, wxGROW|wxALL, 5 );
 
    item1->Add( item2, 0, wxALIGN_CENTER|wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxBoxSizer *item9 = new wxBoxSizer( wxVERTICAL );
 
    wxCheckBox *item10 = new wxCheckBox( parent, ID_BIDIRECTIONAL, wxT("Bidirectional"), wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, 0 );
    item9->Add( item10, 0, wxALIGN_CENTER|wxALL, 5 );
 
    item9->Add( 20, 20, 0, wxALIGN_CENTER|wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxStaticText *item11 = new wxStaticText( parent, ID_LABEL_OPPOSITE_NAME, wxT("Opposite Bridge Name:"), wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, 0 );
    item9->Add( item11, 0, wxGROW, 15 );
 
    wxTextCtrl *item12 = new wxTextCtrl( parent, ID_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE, wxT(""), wxDefaultPosition, wxSize(80,-1), 0 );
    item9->Add( item12, 0, wxGROW|wxALL, 5 );
 
    item1->Add( item9, 0, wxGROW|wxALL, 5 );
 
    item0->Add( item1, 0, wxALIGN_CENTER|wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxStaticLine *item13 = new wxStaticLine( parent, ID_LINE, wxDefaultPosition, wxSize(20,-1), wxLI_HORIZONTAL );
    item0->Add( item13, 0, wxGROW|wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxGridSizer *item14 = new wxGridSizer( 2, 0, 0 );
 
    wxButton *item15 = new wxButton( parent, ID_HELP, wxT("&Help"), wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, 0 );
    item14->Add( item15, 0, wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxBoxSizer *item16 = new wxBoxSizer( wxHORIZONTAL );
 
    wxButton *item17 = new wxButton( parent, wxID_OK, wxT("&OK"), wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, 0 );
    item16->Add( item17, 0, wxALIGN_CENTER|wxALL, 5 );
 
    wxButton *item18 = new wxButton( parent, wxID_CANCEL, wxT("&Cancel"), wxDefaultPosition, wxDefaultSize, 0 );
    item16->Add( item18, 0, wxALIGN_CENTER|wxALL, 5 );
 
    item14->Add( item16, 0, wxALL, 5 );
 
    item0->Add( item14, 0, wxALIGN_CENTER, 5 );
 
    if (set_sizer)
    {
        parent->SetSizer( item0 );
        if (call_fit)
            item0->SetSizeHints( parent );
    }
 
    return item0;
}

References ID_BIDIRECTIONAL, ID_HELP, ID_INPUT_BUS, ID_LABEL_INPUT_BUS, ID_LABEL_NAME, ID_LABEL_OPPOSITE_NAME, ID_LABEL_OUTPUT_BUS, ID_LINE, ID_NAME, ID_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE, and ID_OUTPUT_BUS.

onBidirectional()

void BridgeDialog::onBidirectional ( wxCommandEvent &  )

private

Handles changes in bidirectional control.

When bdirectional is on, the opposite bridge name control is enabled, otherwise it is disabled.

Definition at line 444 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                                             {
    if (bidirectionalBox_->IsChecked()) {
        oppositeNameCtrl_->Enable();
        bidirectional_ = true;
    } else {
        oppositeNameCtrl_->Disable();
        bidirectional_ = false;
    }
    wxCommandEvent dummy;
    onName(dummy);
}

References bidirectional_, bidirectionalBox_, dummy, onName(), and oppositeNameCtrl_.

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onCancel()

void BridgeDialog::onCancel ( wxCommandEvent &  )

private

Definition at line 354 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                                      {
    MDFView* view =
        dynamic_cast<MDFView*>(wxGetApp().docManager()->GetCurrentView());
    view->canvas()->tool()->activate();
    EndModal(wxID_CANCEL);
}

References MachineCanvasTool::activate(), MDFView::canvas(), and MachineCanvas::tool().

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onHelp()

void BridgeDialog::onHelp ( wxCommandEvent &  event )

private

onInputBus()

void BridgeDialog::onInputBus ( wxCommandEvent &  )

private

Handles changes in the input bus control.

Output bus choicer is updated to contain only valid output busses for the selected input bus.

Definition at line 408 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                                        {
 
    string outputBus =
        WxConversion::toString(outputBusChoice_->GetStringSelection());
    string inputBus =
        WxConversion::toString(inputBusChoice_->GetStringSelection());
 
    MachineTester tester(*machine_);
    Machine::BusNavigator navigator = machine_->busNavigator();
    Bus* source = navigator.item(inputBus);
    Bus* destination = navigator.item(outputBus);
 
    if (!tester.canBridge(*source, *destination)) {
        outputBus = "";
        for (int i=0; i < navigator.count(); i++) {
            if (tester.canBridge(*source, *navigator.item(i))) {
                outputBus = navigator.item(i)->name();
                break;
            }
        }
        assert(outputBus != "");
        outputBus_ = WxConversion::toWxString(outputBus);
    }
 
    inputBus_ = WxConversion::toWxString(inputBus);
    updateBusChoices();
}

References assert, TTAMachine::Machine::busNavigator(), MachineTester::canBridge(), TTAMachine::Machine::Navigator< ComponentType >::count(), inputBus_, inputBusChoice_, TTAMachine::Machine::Navigator< ComponentType >::item(), machine_, outputBus_, outputBusChoice_, WxConversion::toString(), WxConversion::toWxString(), and updateBusChoices().

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onName()

void BridgeDialog::onName ( wxCommandEvent &  )

private

Checks whether name field is empty and disables OK button of the dialog if it is.

Definition at line 366 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                                    {
 
    wxTextCtrl* nameCtrl = dynamic_cast<wxTextCtrl*>(FindWindow(ID_NAME));
    wxTextCtrl* oppNameCtrl =
        dynamic_cast<wxTextCtrl*>(FindWindow(ID_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE));
 
    wxString name = nameCtrl->GetValue();
    wxString trimmedName = name.Trim(false).Trim(true);
    wxString oppositeName = oppNameCtrl->GetValue();
    wxString trimmedOppositeName = oppositeName.Trim(false).Trim(true);
 
    if (trimmedName == _T("") ||
        (bidirectional_ && trimmedOppositeName == _T(""))) {
 
        FindWindow(wxID_OK)->Disable();
    } else {
        FindWindow(wxID_OK)->Enable();
    }
}

References bidirectional_, ID_NAME, and ID_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE.

Referenced by onBidirectional(), and TransferDataToWindow().

onOK()

void BridgeDialog::onOK ( wxCommandEvent &  )

private

Validates input in the controls, and updates the Bridge object.

Definition at line 263 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                                  {
 
    if (!Validate()) {
        return;
    }
 
    if (!TransferDataFromWindow()) {
        return;
    }
 
    string trimmedName = WxConversion::toString(name_.Trim(false).Trim(true));
    string trimmedOppName =
        WxConversion::toString(oppositeName_.Trim(false).Trim(true));
 
    // Check the name validity.
    if (!MachineTester::isValidComponentName(trimmedName) ||
        (bidirectional_ &&
         !MachineTester::isValidComponentName(trimmedOppName))) {
 
        ProDeTextGenerator* prodeTexts = ProDeTextGenerator::instance();
        format message =
            prodeTexts->text(ProDeTextGenerator::MSG_ERROR_ILLEGAL_NAME);
        InformationDialog warning(
            this, WxConversion::toWxString(message.str()));
        warning.ShowModal();
        return;
    }
 
    // Check that the opposing bridge names aren't same.
    if (bidirectional_ && trimmedName == trimmedOppName) {
        ProDeTextGenerator* generator = ProDeTextGenerator::instance();
        format message =
            generator->text(ProDeTextGenerator::MSG_ERROR_BRIDGE_NAMES);
        WarningDialog warning(this, WxConversion::toWxString(message.str()));
        warning.ShowModal();
        return;
    }
 
    Machine::BridgeNavigator navigator = machine_->bridgeNavigator();
 
    // Check that the opposite bridge name is not reserved.
    if (bidirectional_ && navigator.hasItem(trimmedOppName)) {
        ProDeTextGenerator* generator =
            ProDeTextGenerator::instance();
        format message =
            generator->text(ProDeTextGenerator::MSG_ERROR_SAME_NAME);
        string component =
            generator->text(ProDeTextGenerator::COMP_A_BRIDGE).str();
        message % trimmedOppName % component;
        WarningDialog warning(this, WxConversion::toWxString(message.str()));
        warning.ShowModal();
        return;
    }
    // Check that the bridge name is not reserved.
    if (navigator.hasItem(trimmedName)) {
        ProDeTextGenerator* generator =
            ProDeTextGenerator::instance();
        format message =
            generator->text(ProDeTextGenerator::MSG_ERROR_SAME_NAME);
        string acomponent =
            generator->text(ProDeTextGenerator::COMP_A_BRIDGE).str();
        string machine =
            generator->text(ProDeTextGenerator::COMP_MACHINE).str();
        string component =
            generator->text(ProDeTextGenerator::COMP_BRIDGE).str();
 
        message % trimmedName % acomponent % machine % component;
        WarningDialog warning(this, WxConversion::toWxString(message.str()));
        warning.ShowModal();
        return;
    }
 
    Machine::BusNavigator busNavigator = machine_->busNavigator();
    MachineTester tester(*machine_);
    Bus* source = busNavigator.item(WxConversion::toString(inputBus_));
    Bus* destination = busNavigator.item(WxConversion::toString(outputBus_));
 
    // Add the new/modified bridges to the machine.
    new Bridge(trimmedName, *source, *destination);
 
    if (bidirectional_ && tester.canBridge(*destination, *source)) {
        new Bridge(trimmedOppName, *destination, *source);
    }
    MDFView* view =
        dynamic_cast<MDFView*>(wxGetApp().docManager()->GetCurrentView());
    view->canvas()->tool()->activate();
    EndModal(wxID_OK);
}

References MachineCanvasTool::activate(), bidirectional_, TTAMachine::Machine::bridgeNavigator(), TTAMachine::Machine::busNavigator(), MachineTester::canBridge(), MDFView::canvas(), ProDeTextGenerator::COMP_A_BRIDGE, ProDeTextGenerator::COMP_BRIDGE, ProDeTextGenerator::COMP_MACHINE, TTAMachine::Machine::Navigator< ComponentType >::hasItem(), inputBus_, ProDeTextGenerator::instance(), MachineTester::isValidComponentName(), TTAMachine::Machine::Navigator< ComponentType >::item(), machine, machine_, ProDeTextGenerator::MSG_ERROR_BRIDGE_NAMES, ProDeTextGenerator::MSG_ERROR_ILLEGAL_NAME, ProDeTextGenerator::MSG_ERROR_SAME_NAME, name_, oppositeName_, outputBus_, Texts::TextGenerator::text(), MachineCanvas::tool(), WxConversion::toString(), and WxConversion::toWxString().

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onOutputBus()

void BridgeDialog::onOutputBus ( wxCommandEvent &  )

private

Handles changes in input bus control.

Checks that input bus is not the same as output bus. If it is the output bus is changed to the previous value of the input bus.

Definition at line 394 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                                         {
    wxString outputBus = outputBusChoice_->GetStringSelection();
    outputBus_ = outputBus;
    updateBusChoices();
}

References outputBus_, outputBusChoice_, and updateBusChoices().

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setTexts()

void BridgeDialog::setTexts ( )

private

Sets texts for widgets.

Definition at line 162 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                       {
    GUITextGenerator* generator = GUITextGenerator::instance();
    ProDeTextGenerator* prodeTexts = ProDeTextGenerator::instance();
 
    // Dialog title
    format fmt = prodeTexts->text(ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_BRIDGE_DIALOG_TITLE);
    SetTitle(WxConversion::toWxString(fmt.str()));
 
    // buttons
    WidgetTools::setLabel(generator, FindWindow(wxID_OK),
                          GUITextGenerator::TXT_BUTTON_OK);
 
    WidgetTools::setLabel(generator, FindWindow(wxID_CANCEL),
                          GUITextGenerator::TXT_BUTTON_CANCEL);
 
    WidgetTools::setLabel(generator, FindWindow(ID_HELP),
                          GUITextGenerator::TXT_BUTTON_HELP);
    // widget labels
    WidgetTools::setLabel(prodeTexts, FindWindow(ID_LABEL_NAME),
                          ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_NAME);
 
    WidgetTools::setLabel(prodeTexts, FindWindow(ID_LABEL_OPPOSITE_NAME),
                          ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE);
 
    WidgetTools::setLabel(prodeTexts, FindWindow(ID_LABEL_INPUT_BUS),
                          ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_INPUT_BUS);
 
    WidgetTools::setLabel(prodeTexts, FindWindow(ID_OUTPUT_BUS),
                          ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_OUTPUT_BUS);
 
    WidgetTools::setLabel(prodeTexts, FindWindow(ID_BIDIRECTIONAL),
                          ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_BIDIRECTIONAL);
}

References ID_BIDIRECTIONAL, ID_HELP, ID_LABEL_INPUT_BUS, ID_LABEL_NAME, ID_LABEL_OPPOSITE_NAME, ID_OUTPUT_BUS, GUITextGenerator::instance(), ProDeTextGenerator::instance(), WidgetTools::setLabel(), Texts::TextGenerator::text(), WxConversion::toWxString(), ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_BRIDGE_DIALOG_TITLE, GUITextGenerator::TXT_BUTTON_CANCEL, GUITextGenerator::TXT_BUTTON_HELP, GUITextGenerator::TXT_BUTTON_OK, ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_BIDIRECTIONAL, ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_INPUT_BUS, ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_NAME, ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_OPPOSITE_BRIDGE, and ProDeTextGenerator::TXT_LABEL_OUTPUT_BUS.

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TransferDataToWindow()

bool BridgeDialog::TransferDataToWindow ( )

privatevirtual

Transfers data from the bridge object(s) to the dialog widgets.

Returns

False, if an error occured in the transfer, true otherwise.

Definition at line 203 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                                   {
 
   bidirectionalBox_->SetValue(bidirectional_);
    if (bidirectional_) {
        oppositeNameCtrl_->Enable();
    } else {
        oppositeNameCtrl_->Disable();
    }
 
    updateBusChoices();
 
    bool transferResult = wxWindow::TransferDataToWindow();
 
    // Force update of the OK-button enabled/disabled state.
    wxCommandEvent dummy;
    onName(dummy);
 
    return transferResult;
}

References bidirectional_, bidirectionalBox_, dummy, onName(), oppositeNameCtrl_, and updateBusChoices().

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updateBusChoices()

void BridgeDialog::updateBusChoices ( )

private

Updates the bus choicers.

Definition at line 228 of file BridgeDialog.cc.

                               {
 
    Machine::BusNavigator navigator = machine_->busNavigator();
    MachineTester tester(*machine_);
    Bus* source = navigator.item(WxConversion::toString(inputBus_));
 
    // Add input buses which can be bridged.
    inputBusChoice_->Clear();
    for (int i = 0;i < navigator.count(); i++) {
        wxString busName = WxConversion::toWxString(navigator.item(i)->name());
        for (int j = 0;j < navigator.count(); j++) {
            if (tester.canBridge(*navigator.item(i), *navigator.item(j))) {
                inputBusChoice_->Append(busName);
                break;
            }
        }
    }
    inputBusChoice_->SetStringSelection(inputBus_);
 
    // Add outputbuses which are legal for the current input bus.
    outputBusChoice_->Clear();
    for (int i = 0;i < navigator.count(); i++) {
        wxString busName = WxConversion::toWxString(navigator.item(i)->name());
        if (tester.canBridge(*source, *navigator.item(i))) {
            outputBusChoice_->Append(busName);
        }
    }
    outputBusChoice_->SetStringSelection(outputBus_);
}

References TTAMachine::Machine::busNavigator(), MachineTester::canBridge(), TTAMachine::Machine::Navigator< ComponentType >::count(), inputBus_, inputBusChoice_, TTAMachine::Machine::Navigator< ComponentType >::item(), machine_, outputBus_, outputBusChoice_, WxConversion::toString(), and WxConversion::toWxString().

Referenced by onInputBus(), onOutputBus(), and TransferDataToWindow().

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Member Data Documentation

adding_

bool BridgeDialog::adding_

private

Indicates whether we are adding a bridge or not.

Definition at line 93 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

bidirectional_

bool BridgeDialog::bidirectional_

private

Indicates whether we are modifying a bidirectional bridge or not.

Definition at line 95 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onBidirectional(), onName(), onOK(), and TransferDataToWindow().

bidirectionalBox_

wxCheckBox* BridgeDialog::bidirectionalBox_

private

Indicates whether the bridge is bidirectional.

Definition at line 90 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onBidirectional(), and TransferDataToWindow().

inputBus_

wxString BridgeDialog::inputBus_

private

Name of the bridge input bus.

Definition at line 79 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onInputBus(), onOK(), and updateBusChoices().

inputBusChoice_

wxChoice* BridgeDialog::inputBusChoice_

private

Input bus choice control.

Definition at line 86 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onInputBus(), and updateBusChoices().

machine_

TTAMachine::Machine* BridgeDialog::machine_

private

Parent machine of the bridge(s).

Definition at line 72 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onInputBus(), onOK(), and updateBusChoices().

name_

wxString BridgeDialog::name_

private

Name of the bridge.

Definition at line 74 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onOK().

oppositeName_

wxString BridgeDialog::oppositeName_

private

Name of the opposite bridge.

Definition at line 76 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onOK().

oppositeNameCtrl_

wxTextCtrl* BridgeDialog::oppositeNameCtrl_

private

Opposite name control.

Definition at line 84 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onBidirectional(), and TransferDataToWindow().

outputBus_

wxString BridgeDialog::outputBus_

private

Name of the bridge output bus.

Definition at line 81 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onInputBus(), onOK(), onOutputBus(), and updateBusChoices().

outputBusChoice_

wxChoice* BridgeDialog::outputBusChoice_

private

Output bus choice control.

Definition at line 88 of file BridgeDialog.hh.

Referenced by onInputBus(), onOutputBus(), and updateBusChoices().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• BridgeDialog.hh
• BridgeDialog.cc