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package edu.rice.cs.drjava.config;
import edu.rice.cs.util.swing.Utilities;
import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.util.Vector;
// TODO: Change the usage of these classes to Collections style.
// TODO: Do these need to be synchronized?
/** An instance of this class represents a configurable option in DrJava that has static type T. Classes can extend
* this class and the rest of the Configuration typing framework will work for it. Named subclasses aren't even
* necessary -- but may be convenient in order to re-use code. For example, to make an anonymous class that handles
* options of static type Integer, with the name "indent.level", you could use the following code:
* <pre>
* Option<Integer> INDENT_LEVEL = new Option<Integer>("indent.level") {
* public Integer parse(String s) {
* return new Integer(s);
* }
* };
* </pre>
* The precedinjg example is simple because Integers (like most data-type classes defined in the Java
* libraries) have handy toString() / parsing methods/constructors.
*
* @version $Id: Option.java 4255 2007-08-28 19:17:37Z mgricken $
*/
public abstract class Option<T> extends OptionParser<T> implements FormatStrategy<T> {
/** A hashtable that maps Configuration Objects to a list of listeners for this particular option. Part of the magic
* inner workings of this package.
*/
final Hashtable<Configuration,Vector<OptionListener<T>>> listeners =
new Hashtable<Configuration,Vector<OptionListener<T>>>();
/** Constructor that takes in a name and default value
* @param name the name of this option (eg. "indent.level");
* @param def the default value for this option (eg. "2")
*/
public Option(String name, T def) { super(name,def); }
/** Formats a statically typed T value to a String. Since T is an Object, the default implementation uses the
* toString() method.
* @param value the statically-typed value to format into a String
* @throws {@link NullPointerException} if value is null
*/
public String format(T value) { return value.toString(); }
public String getDefaultString() { return format(getDefault()); }
/* PACKAGE PRIVATE MAGIC STUFF
* This package-private magic stuff makes all of the config "magic" types work. Basically, it's achieved via a
* double-dispatch stunt, so that the type information is saved. */
/** Uses format() and getOption() so that any changes in format will automatically be applied to getString(). */
String getString(DefaultOptionMap om) { return format(getOption(om)); }
/** Sends an OptionEvent to all OptionListeners who have registered on this Option. */
void notifyListeners(Configuration config, T val) {
final Vector<OptionListener<T>> v = listeners.get(config);
if (v == null) return; // no listeners
final OptionEvent<T> e = new OptionEvent<T>(this, val);
final int size = v.size();
Utilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) v.get(i).optionChanged(e);
}
});
}
/** Magic listener-bag adder */
void addListener(Configuration c, OptionListener<T> l) {
Vector<OptionListener<T>> v = listeners.get(c);
if (v == null) {
v = new Vector<OptionListener<T>>();
listeners.put(c,v);
}
v.add(l);
}
/** Magic listener-bag remover */
void removeListener(Configuration c, OptionListener<T> l) {
Vector<OptionListener<T>> v = listeners.get(c);
if (v != null && v.remove(l) && v.size() == 0) listeners.remove(c); // v.remove(l) has a side effect!
}
}
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