Examples with RuleSet pcgen.core.doomsdaybook.RuleSet used on opensource projects

Example 1 with RuleSet

use of pcgen.core.doomsdaybook.RuleSet in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class NameGenPanel method loadRuleSet.

private RuleSet loadRuleSet(Element ruleSet) throws DataConversionException {
    RuleSet rs = new RuleSet(allVars, ruleSet.getAttributeValue("title"), ruleSet.getAttributeValue("id"), ruleSet.getAttributeValue("usage"));
    java.util.List<?> elements = ruleSet.getChildren();
    ListIterator<?> elementsIterator = elements.listIterator();
    int num = 0;
    while (elementsIterator.hasNext()) {
        Element child = (Element) elementsIterator.next();
        String elementName = child.getName();
        if (elementName.equals("CATEGORY")) {
            loadCategory(child, rs);
        } else if (elementName.equals("RULE")) {
            rs.add(loadRule(child, rs.getId() + num));
        }
        num++;
    }
    return rs;
}

Example 2 with RuleSet

use of pcgen.core.doomsdaybook.RuleSet in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class NameGenPanel method loadGenderDD.

//	Load the gender drop dowd
private void loadGenderDD() {
    List<String> genders = getGenderCategoryNames();
    Vector<String> selectable = new Vector<>();
    String gender = (String) cbSex.getSelectedItem();
    //	Get the selected category name
    String category = (String) cbCategory.getSelectedItem();
    //	Get the set of rules for selected category
    List<RuleSet> categoryRules = categories.get(category);
    //	loop through the available genders
    for (String genderString : genders) {
        //	Get the list of rules for the current gender
        List<RuleSet> genderRules = categories.get("Sex: " + genderString);
        //	now loop through all the rules from the selected category
        for (RuleSet categoryRule : categoryRules) {
            //	we can stop processing the list once we find a match
            if (genderRules.contains(categoryRule)) {
                selectable.add(genderString);
                break;
            }
        }
    }
    //	Sort the genders
    Collections.sort(selectable);
    //	Create a new model for the combobox and set it
    cbSex.setModel(new DefaultComboBoxModel(selectable));
    if (gender != null && selectable.contains(gender)) {
        cbSex.setSelectedItem(gender);
    }
}

Example 3 with RuleSet

use of pcgen.core.doomsdaybook.RuleSet in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class NameGenPanel method loadCatalogDD.

//GEN-LAST:event_jButton1ActionPerformed
private void loadCatalogDD() {
    try {
        String catKey = (String) cbCategory.getSelectedItem();
        String sexKey = (String) cbSex.getSelectedItem();
        RuleSet oldRS = (RuleSet) cbCatalog.getSelectedItem();
        String catalogKey = "";
        if (oldRS != null) {
            catalogKey = oldRS.getTitle();
        }
        List<RuleSet> cats = categories.get(catKey);
        List<RuleSet> sexes = categories.get("Sex: " + sexKey);
        List<RuleSet> join = new ArrayList<>(cats);
        join.retainAll(sexes);
        join.sort(new DataElementComperator());
        Vector<RuleSet> catalogs = new Vector<>();
        int oldSelected = -1;
        int n = 0;
        for (final RuleSet rs : join) {
            if (rs.getUsage().equals("final")) {
                catalogs.add(rs);
                if (rs.getTitle().equals(catalogKey)) {
                    oldSelected = n;
                }
                n++;
            }
        }
        ComboBoxModel catalogModel = new DefaultComboBoxModel(catalogs);
        cbCatalog.setModel(catalogModel);
        if (oldSelected >= 0)
            cbCatalog.setSelectedIndex(oldSelected);
    } catch (Exception e) {
        Logging.errorPrint(e.getMessage(), e);
    }
}

Example 4 with RuleSet

use of pcgen.core.doomsdaybook.RuleSet in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class NameGenPanel method loadFromDocument.

private void loadFromDocument(Document nameSet) throws DataConversionException {
    Element generator = nameSet.getRootElement();
    java.util.List<?> rulesets = generator.getChildren("RULESET");
    java.util.List<?> lists = generator.getChildren("LIST");
    ListIterator<?> listIterator = lists.listIterator();
    while (listIterator.hasNext()) {
        Element list = (Element) listIterator.next();
        loadList(list);
    }
    for (final Object ruleset : rulesets) {
        Element ruleSet = (Element) ruleset;
        RuleSet rs = loadRuleSet(ruleSet);
        allVars.addDataElement(rs);
    }
}

Example 5 with RuleSet

use of pcgen.core.doomsdaybook.RuleSet in project pcgen by PCGen.

the class NameGenPanel method generate.

/**
	 * Generate a Rule
	 * @return new Rule
	 */
public Rule generate() {
    try {
        Rule rule;
        if (chkStructure.isSelected()) {
            RuleSet rs = (RuleSet) cbCatalog.getSelectedItem();
            rule = rs.getRule();
        } else {
            rule = (Rule) cbStructure.getSelectedItem();
        }
        ArrayList<DataValue> aName = rule.getData();
        setNameText(aName);
        setMeaningText(aName);
        setPronounciationText(aName);
        return rule;
    } catch (Exception e) {
        Logging.errorPrint(e.getMessage(), e);
        return null;
    }
}