UnitPortFactory Class Reference

#include <UnitPortFactory.hh>

Inheritance diagram for UnitPortFactory:

Collaboration diagram for UnitPortFactory:

Public Member Functions
	UnitPortFactory (EditPolicyFactory &editPolicyFactory)
virtual	~UnitPortFactory ()
virtual EditPart *	createEditPart (TTAMachine::MachinePart *component)
Public Member Functions inherited from EditPartFactory
virtual	~EditPartFactory ()
void	registerFactory (Factory *factory)
Public Member Functions inherited from Factory
virtual	~Factory ()

Private Member Functions
UnitPortFactory &	operator= (UnitPortFactory &old)
	Assignment not allowed.
	UnitPortFactory (UnitPortFactory &old)
	Copying not allowed.
void	addSocket (EditPart *portEditPart, TTAMachine::MachinePart *socket) const

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Member Functions inherited from EditPartFactory
	EditPartFactory (EditPolicyFactory &editPolicyFactory)
EditPart *	checkCache (const TTAMachine::MachinePart *component) const
void	writeToCache (EditPart *editPart)
Protected Member Functions inherited from Factory
	Factory ()
Protected Attributes inherited from EditPartFactory
std::vector< Factory * >	factories_
	Registered factories.
EditPolicyFactory &	editPolicyFactory_
	Factory which creates edit policies for edit parts.
Static Protected Attributes inherited from EditPartFactory
static std::vector< EditPart * >	created_
	Container for already created EditParts.

Detailed Description

Factory for creating port EditParts corresponding to a given Machine port object.

Definition at line 45 of file UnitPortFactory.hh.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

UnitPortFactory() [1/2]

UnitPortFactory::UnitPortFactory

(

EditPolicyFactory &

editPolicyFactory

)

The Constructor.

Definition at line 54 of file UnitPortFactory.cc.

                                                                    :
    EditPartFactory(editPolicyFactory) {
 
    registerFactory(new SocketFactory(editPolicyFactory));
}

References EditPartFactory::registerFactory().

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~UnitPortFactory()

UnitPortFactory::~UnitPortFactory ( )

virtual

The Destructor.

Definition at line 63 of file UnitPortFactory.cc.

                                  {
}

UnitPortFactory() [2/2]

UnitPortFactory::UnitPortFactory ( UnitPortFactory &  old )

private

Copying not allowed.

Member Function Documentation

addSocket()

void UnitPortFactory::addSocket ( EditPart *  portEditPart, TTAMachine::MachinePart *  socket  ) const

private

Creates an EditPart of a socket and adds it as a child to the given EditPart.

Parameters

socket	Socket of which to create the EditPart.
portEditPart	Port in which to add the socket as a child.

Definition at line 136 of file UnitPortFactory.cc.

                               {
 
    EditPart* socketEditPart = NULL;
    vector<Factory*>::const_iterator i = factories_.begin();
 
    while (socketEditPart == NULL && i != factories_.end()) {
    socketEditPart = (*i)->createEditPart(socket);
    i++;
    }
 
    assert(socketEditPart != NULL);
 
    SocketPortConnFactory connFactory;
 
    socketEditPart->addChild(
    connFactory.createConnection(
        portEditPart, socketEditPart));
    portEditPart->addChild(socketEditPart);
}

References EditPart::addChild(), assert, SocketPortConnFactory::createConnection(), and EditPartFactory::factories_.

Referenced by createEditPart().

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createEditPart()

EditPart * UnitPortFactory::createEditPart ( TTAMachine::MachinePart *  component )

virtual

Returns an EditPart corresponding to a port.

Parameters

component

Port of which to create the EditPart.

Returns

NULL if the parameter is not an instance of the Port class.

Implements Factory.

Definition at line 73 of file UnitPortFactory.cc.

                                                      {
 
    Port* port = dynamic_cast<Port*>(component);
    EditPart* portEditPart = NULL;
 
    if (port != NULL) {
    
    portEditPart = new EditPart();
    portEditPart->setModel(port);
 
        Figure* fig = NULL;
 
        FUPort* fuPort = dynamic_cast<FUPort*>(component);
        if (fuPort != NULL && fuPort->isTriggering()) {
            fig = new TriggeringPortFigure(port->name(), port->width());
        } else {
            fig = new UnitPortFigure(port->name(), port->width());
        }
 
    portEditPart->setFigure(fig);
 
    if (port->inputSocket() != NULL) {
        addSocket(portEditPart, port->inputSocket());
    }
 
    if (port->outputSocket() != NULL) {
        addSocket(portEditPart, port->outputSocket());
    }
    
    // number of possible unconnected sockets
    int unconnectedSockets = 2 - portEditPart->childCount();
 
    while (unconnectedSockets > 0) {
        if (port->unconnectedSocket(unconnectedSockets - 1) != NULL) {
        addSocket(
            portEditPart,
            port->unconnectedSocket(unconnectedSockets - 1));
        }
        unconnectedSockets--;
    }
    } else {
    return NULL;
    }
 
    portEditPart->setSelectable(true);
 
    // Install editpolicy common to all ports.
    EditPolicy* editPolicy = editPolicyFactory_.createPortEditPolicy();
    if (editPolicy != NULL) {
    portEditPart->installEditPolicy(editPolicy);
    }
 
    return portEditPart;
}

References addSocket(), EditPart::childCount(), EditPolicyFactory::createPortEditPolicy(), EditPartFactory::editPolicyFactory_, TTAMachine::Port::inputSocket(), EditPart::installEditPolicy(), TTAMachine::FUPort::isTriggering(), TTAMachine::Port::name(), TTAMachine::Port::outputSocket(), EditPart::setFigure(), EditPart::setModel(), EditPart::setSelectable(), TTAMachine::Port::unconnectedSocket(), and TTAMachine::Port::width().

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operator=()

UnitPortFactory & UnitPortFactory::operator= ( UnitPortFactory &  old )

private

Assignment not allowed.

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

• UnitPortFactory.hh
• UnitPortFactory.cc