ProximKillCmd Class Reference

#include <ProximKillCmd.hh>

Inheritance diagram for ProximKillCmd:

Collaboration diagram for ProximKillCmd:

Public Member Functions
	ProximKillCmd ()
virtual	~ProximKillCmd ()
virtual bool	Do ()
virtual int	id () const
virtual ProximKillCmd *	create () const
virtual std::string	icon () const
virtual bool	isEnabled ()
Public Member Functions inherited from GUICommand
	GUICommand (std::string name, wxWindow *parent)
virtual	~GUICommand ()
virtual bool	isChecked () const
virtual std::string	shortName () const
void	setParentWindow (wxWindow *view)
wxWindow *	parentWindow () const
std::string	name () const

Private Attributes
SimulatorFrontend *	simulator_

Detailed Description

Command for terminating simulation in Proxim.

Definition at line 43 of file ProximKillCmd.hh.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

ProximKillCmd()

ProximKillCmd::ProximKillCmd

(

)

The Constructor.

Definition at line 43 of file ProximKillCmd.cc.

                            :
    GUICommand(ProximConstants::COMMAND_NAME_KILL, NULL) {
 
    simulator_ = wxGetApp().simulation()->frontend();
}

References simulator_.

Referenced by create().

~ProximKillCmd()

ProximKillCmd::~ProximKillCmd ( )

virtual

The Destructor.

Definition at line 52 of file ProximKillCmd.cc.

                              {
}

Member Function Documentation

create()

ProximKillCmd * ProximKillCmd::create ( ) const

virtual

Creates and returns a new isntance of this command.

Returns

Newly created instance of this command.

Implements GUICommand.

Definition at line 101 of file ProximKillCmd.cc.

                            {
    return new ProximKillCmd();
}

References ProximKillCmd().

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Do()

bool ProximKillCmd::Do ( )

virtual

Executes the command.

Implements GUICommand.

Definition at line 60 of file ProximKillCmd.cc.

                  {
    assert(parentWindow() != NULL);
    wxString message = _T("Are you sure you want to restart simulation?");
    wxString title = _T("Confirm kill");
    wxMessageDialog dialog(
    parentWindow(), message, title, wxYES_NO | wxCENTRE | wxICON_QUESTION);
 
    if (dialog.ShowModal() == wxID_YES) {
    wxGetApp().simulation()->killSimulation();
    }
 
    return true;
}

References assert, and GUICommand::parentWindow().

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icon()

std::string ProximKillCmd::icon ( ) const

virtual

Returns full path to the command icon file.

Returns

Full path to the command icon file.

Implements GUICommand.

Definition at line 81 of file ProximKillCmd.cc.

                          {
    return "kill.png";
}

id()

int ProximKillCmd::id ( ) const

virtual

Returns ID of this command.

Implements GUICommand.

Definition at line 90 of file ProximKillCmd.cc.

                        {
    return ProximConstants::COMMAND_KILL;
}

References ProximConstants::COMMAND_KILL.

isEnabled()

bool ProximKillCmd::isEnabled ( )

virtual

Returns true if the command is enabled, false otherwise.

Returns

True if the simulation is running.

Implements GUICommand.

Definition at line 112 of file ProximKillCmd.cc.

                         {
    if (simulator_ != NULL &&
        (simulator_->isSimulationRunning() ||
         simulator_->isSimulationStopped() ||
         simulator_->hasSimulationEnded())) {
 
    return true;
    } else {
    return false;
    }
}

References SimulatorFrontend::hasSimulationEnded(), SimulatorFrontend::isSimulationRunning(), SimulatorFrontend::isSimulationStopped(), and simulator_.

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Member Data Documentation

simulator_

SimulatorFrontend* ProximKillCmd::simulator_

private

Definition at line 54 of file ProximKillCmd.hh.

Referenced by isEnabled(), and ProximKillCmd().

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

• ProximKillCmd.hh
• ProximKillCmd.cc