Examples with IndexedCvTableModel jmri.jmrit.symbolicprog.IndexedCvTableModel used on opensource projects

Example 6 with IndexedCvTableModel

use of jmri.jmrit.symbolicprog.IndexedCvTableModel in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class PaneProgPaneTest method testColumn.

// test creating columns in a pane
@Test
public void testColumn() {
    Assume.assumeFalse(GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless());
    setupDoc();
    PaneProgFrame pFrame = new PaneProgFrame(null, new RosterEntry(), "test frame", "programmers/Basic.xml", p, false) {

        // dummy implementations
        @Override
        protected JPanel getModePane() {
            return null;
        }
    };
    CvTableModel cvModel = new CvTableModel(new JLabel(), p);
    IndexedCvTableModel icvModel = new IndexedCvTableModel(new JLabel(), p);
    log.debug("CvTableModel ctor complete");
    String[] args = { "CV", "Name" };
    VariableTableModel varModel = new VariableTableModel(null, args, cvModel, icvModel);
    log.debug("VariableTableModel ctor complete");
    // create test object with special implementation of the newColumn(String) operation
    colCount = 0;
    PaneProgPane pane = new PaneProgPane(pFrame, "name", pane1, cvModel, icvModel, varModel, null, null) {

        @Override
        public JPanel newColumn(Element e, boolean a, Element el) {
            colCount++;
            return new JPanel();
        }
    };
    assertNotNull("exists", pane);
    assertEquals("column count", 2, colCount);
}

Example 7 with IndexedCvTableModel

use of jmri.jmrit.symbolicprog.IndexedCvTableModel in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class VSDConfigDialog method storeFile.

/**
     * Write roster settings to the Roster file
     */
protected boolean storeFile(RosterEntry _rosterEntry) {
    log.debug("storeFile starts");
    // We need to create a programmer, a cvTableModel, an iCvTableModel, and a variableTableModel.
    // Doesn't matter which, so we'll use the Global programmer.
    Programmer p = InstanceManager.getDefault(jmri.ProgrammerManager.class).getGlobalProgrammer();
    CvTableModel cvModel = new CvTableModel(null, p);
    IndexedCvTableModel iCvModel = new IndexedCvTableModel(null, p);
    VariableTableModel variableModel = new VariableTableModel(null, new String[] { "Name", "Value" }, cvModel, iCvModel);
    // Now, in theory we can call _rosterEntry.writeFile...
    if (_rosterEntry.getFileName() != null) {
        // set the loco file name in the roster entry
        // read, but don't yet process
        _rosterEntry.readFile();
        _rosterEntry.loadCvModel(variableModel, cvModel, iCvModel);
    }
    // id has to be set!
    if (_rosterEntry.getId().equals("")) {
        log.debug("storeFile without a filename; issued dialog");
        return false;
    }
    // if there isn't a filename, store using the id
    _rosterEntry.ensureFilenameExists();
    // create the RosterEntry to its file
    // where to get the models???
    _rosterEntry.writeFile(cvModel, iCvModel, variableModel);
    // mark this as a success
    variableModel.setFileDirty(false);
    // and store an updated roster file
    Roster.getDefault().writeRoster();
    return true;
}

Example 8 with IndexedCvTableModel

use of jmri.jmrit.symbolicprog.IndexedCvTableModel in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class DecoderFileTest method testMinFn.

public void testMinFn() {
    setupDecoder();
    // this test should probably be done in terms of a test class instead of the real one...
    JLabel progStatus = new JLabel(" OK ");
    CvTableModel cvModel = new CvTableModel(progStatus, p);
    IndexedCvTableModel icvModel = new IndexedCvTableModel(new JLabel(), p);
    VariableTableModel variableModel = new VariableTableModel(progStatus, new String[] { "Name", "Value" }, cvModel, icvModel);
    DecoderFile d = new DecoderFile("mfg", "mfgID", "model", "23", "24", "family", "filename", 3, 16, null);
    d.loadVariableModel(decoder, variableModel);
    Assert.assertEquals("read rows ", 2, variableModel.getRowCount());
}

Example 9 with IndexedCvTableModel

use of jmri.jmrit.symbolicprog.IndexedCvTableModel in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class DecoderFileTest method testLoadTable.

public void testLoadTable() {
    setupDecoder();
    // this test should probably be done in terms of a test class instead of the real one...
    JLabel progStatus = new JLabel(" OK ");
    CvTableModel cvModel = new CvTableModel(progStatus, p);
    IndexedCvTableModel icvModel = new IndexedCvTableModel(new JLabel(), p);
    VariableTableModel variableModel = new VariableTableModel(progStatus, new String[] { "Name", "Value" }, cvModel, icvModel);
    DecoderFile d = new DecoderFile("mfg", "mfgID", "model", "23", "24", "family", "filename", 16, 16, null);
    d.loadVariableModel(decoder, variableModel);
    Assert.assertEquals("read rows ", 3, variableModel.getRowCount());
    Assert.assertEquals("first row name ", "Address", variableModel.getLabel(0));
    Assert.assertEquals("third row name ", "Normal direction of motion", variableModel.getLabel(2));
}

Example 10 with IndexedCvTableModel

use of jmri.jmrit.symbolicprog.IndexedCvTableModel in project JMRI by JMRI.

the class VSDConfigPanel method storeFile.

protected boolean storeFile(RosterEntry _rosterEntry) {
    log.debug("storeFile starts");
    // We need to create a programmer, a cvTableModel, an iCvTableModel, and a variableTableModel.
    // Doesn't matter which, so we'll use the Global programmer.
    Programmer p = InstanceManager.getDefault(jmri.ProgrammerManager.class).getGlobalProgrammer();
    CvTableModel cvModel = new CvTableModel(null, p);
    IndexedCvTableModel iCvModel = new IndexedCvTableModel(null, p);
    VariableTableModel variableModel = new VariableTableModel(null, new String[] { "Name", "Value" }, cvModel, iCvModel);
    // Now, in theory we can call _rosterEntry.writeFile...
    if (_rosterEntry.getFileName() != null) {
        // set the loco file name in the roster entry
        // read, but don't yet process
        _rosterEntry.readFile();
        _rosterEntry.loadCvModel(variableModel, cvModel, iCvModel);
    }
    // id has to be set!
    if (_rosterEntry.getId().equals("")) {
        log.debug("storeFile without a filename; issued dialog");
        return false;
    }
    // if there isn't a filename, store using the id
    _rosterEntry.ensureFilenameExists();
    // create the RosterEntry to its file
    // where to get the models???
    _rosterEntry.writeFile(cvModel, iCvModel, variableModel);
    // mark this as a success
    variableModel.setFileDirty(false);
    // and store an updated roster file
    Roster.getDefault().writeRoster();
    return true;
}