Examples with OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter com.android.tools.idea.ui.properties.adapters.OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter used on opensource projects

Example 1 with OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter

use of com.android.tools.idea.ui.properties.adapters.OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter in project android by JetBrains.

the class ConfigureIconPanel method initializeListenersAndBindings.

private void initializeListenersAndBindings() {
    final BoolProperty trimmed = new SelectedProperty(myTrimmedRadioButton);
    final IntProperty paddingPercent = new SliderValueProperty(myPaddingSlider);
    final StringProperty paddingValueString = new TextProperty(myPaddingValueLabel);
    myGeneralBindings.bind(paddingValueString, new FormatExpression("%d %%", paddingPercent));
    myIgnoreForegroundColor = new SelectedProperty(myImageRadioButton);
    myForegroundColor = new OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter<>(new ColorProperty(myForegroundColorPanel));
    myBackgroundColor = new OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter<>(new ColorProperty(myBackgroundColorPanel));
    myCropped = new SelectedProperty(myCropRadioButton);
    myDogEared = new SelectedProperty(myDogEarRadioButton);
    myTheme = new OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter<>(new SelectedItemProperty<>(myThemeComboBox));
    myThemeColor = new OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter<>(new ColorProperty(myCustomThemeColorPanel));
    myShape = new OptionalToValuePropertyAdapter<>(new SelectedItemProperty<>(myShapeComboBox));
    updateBindingsAndUiForActiveIconType();
    ActionListener radioSelectedListener = e -> {
        JRadioButton source = ((JRadioButton) e.getSource());
        AssetComponent assetComponent = myAssetPanelMap.get(source);
        myActiveAsset.set(assetComponent.getAsset());
    };
    myClipartRadioButton.addActionListener(radioSelectedListener);
    myImageRadioButton.addActionListener(radioSelectedListener);
    myTextRadioButton.addActionListener(radioSelectedListener);
    // If any of our underlying asset panels change, we should pass that on to anyone listening to
    // us as well.
    ActionListener assetPanelListener = e -> fireAssetListeners();
    for (AssetComponent assetComponent : myAssetPanelMap.values()) {
        assetComponent.addAssetListener(assetPanelListener);
    }
    final Runnable onAssetModified = this::fireAssetListeners;
    myListeners.listenAll(trimmed, paddingPercent, myForegroundColor, myBackgroundColor, myCropped, myDogEared, myTheme, myThemeColor, myShape).with(onAssetModified);
    myListeners.listenAndFire(myActiveAsset, sender -> {
        myActiveAssetBindings.releaseAll();
        myActiveAssetBindings.bindTwoWay(trimmed, myActiveAsset.get().trimmed());
        myActiveAssetBindings.bindTwoWay(paddingPercent, myActiveAsset.get().paddingPercent());
        myActiveAssetBindings.bindTwoWay(myForegroundColor, myActiveAsset.get().color());
        getIconGenerator().sourceAsset().setValue(myActiveAsset.get());
        onAssetModified.run();
    });
    ObservableBool isLauncherIcon = new BoolValueProperty(myIconType.equals(AndroidIconType.LAUNCHER));
    ObservableBool isActionBarIcon = new BoolValueProperty(myIconType.equals(AndroidIconType.ACTIONBAR));
    ObservableBool isCustomTheme = myTheme.isEqualTo(ActionBarIconGenerator.Theme.CUSTOM);
    ObservableValue<Boolean> isClipartOrText = myActiveAsset.transform(asset -> myClipartAssetButton.getAsset() == asset || myTextAssetEditor.getAsset() == asset);
    ObservableBool supportsEffects = new BooleanExpression(myShape) {

        @NotNull
        @Override
        public Boolean get() {
            GraphicGenerator.Shape shape = myShape.get();
            switch(shape) {
                case SQUARE:
                case VRECT:
                case HRECT:
                    return true;
                default:
                    return false;
            }
        }
    };
    /**
     * Hook up a bunch of UI <- boolean expressions, so that when certain conditions are met,
     * various components show/hide. This also requires refreshing the panel explicitly, as
     * otherwise Swing doesn't realize it should trigger a relayout.
     */
    ImmutableMap.Builder<BoolProperty, ObservableBool> layoutPropertiesBuilder = ImmutableMap.builder();
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myImageAssetRowPanel), new SelectedProperty(myImageRadioButton));
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myClipartAssetRowPanel), new SelectedProperty(myClipartRadioButton));
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myTextAssetRowPanel), new SelectedProperty(myTextRadioButton));
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myForegroundRowPanel), isLauncherIcon.and(isClipartOrText));
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myBackgroundRowPanel), isLauncherIcon);
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myScalingRowPanel), isLauncherIcon);
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myShapeRowPanel), isLauncherIcon);
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myEffectRowPanel), isLauncherIcon);
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new EnabledProperty(myDogEarRadioButton), supportsEffects);
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myThemeRowPanel), isActionBarIcon);
    layoutPropertiesBuilder.put(new VisibleProperty(myCustomThemeRowPanel), isActionBarIcon.and(isCustomTheme));
    ImmutableMap<BoolProperty, ObservableBool> layoutProperties = layoutPropertiesBuilder.build();
    for (Map.Entry<BoolProperty, ObservableBool> e : layoutProperties.entrySet()) {
        // Initialize everything off, as this makes sure the frame that uses this panel won't start
        // REALLY LARGE by default.
        e.getKey().set(false);
        myGeneralBindings.bind(e.getKey(), e.getValue());
    }
    myListeners.listenAll(layoutProperties.keySet()).with(() -> SwingUtilities.updateComponentTreeUI(myAllOptionsPanel));
}