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036:
037:        package edu.rice.cs.util.swing;
038:
039:        import javax.swing.*;
040:        import java.awt.*;
041:        import java.awt.event.*;
042:        import java.util.*;
043:
044:        /**
045:         * <p>The ScrollableListDialog is a popup dialog with a message and a
046:         * scrollable list of items. A ScrollableListDialog should be used when
047:         * a message may need to display a variable number of items, for
048:         * example, when reporting missing files.</p>
049:         * 
050:         * <p>The message (also know as the leader text) is displayed above the
051:         * items with an optional icon. The items are displayed in a scrollable
052:         * list. Buttons are added below the list of items.</p>
053:         * 
054:         * <p>This dialog is somewhat styled after
055:         * {@link javax.swing.JOptionPane} and uses the message-type constants
056:         * from JOptionPane.</p>
057:         * 
058:         * @author Chris Warrington
059:         * @version $Id$
060:         * @since 2007-03-06
061:         */
062:        public class ScrollableListDialog extends JDialog {
063:            /** The default width for this dialog. */
064:            private static final int DEFAULT_WIDTH = 400;
065:            /** The default height for this dialog. */
066:            private static final int DEFAULT_HEIGHT = 450;
067:
068:            /** The ratio of the screen width to use by default. */
069:            private static final double WIDTH_RATIO = .75;
070:            /** The ratio of the screen height to use by default. */
071:            private static final double HEIGHT_RATIO = .50;
072:
073:            /** The list of items displayed. */
074:            protected final JList list;
075:
076:            /**
077:             * <p>Creates a new ScrollableListDialog with the given title, leader
078:             * text, and items. The list of items is used to construct an
079:             * internal string list that is not backed by the original list.
080:             * Changes made to the list or items after dialog construction will
081:             * not be reflected in the dialog.</p>
082:             * 
083:             * <p>The default sizing, message type, and icon are used.</p>
084:             * 
085:             * @param owner The frame that owns this dialog. May be {@code null}.
086:             * @param dialogTitle The text to use as the dialog title.
087:             * @param leaderText Text to display before the list of items.
088:             * @param listItems The items to display in the list.
089:             * 
090:             * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code listItems} is {@code null.}
091:             */
092:            public ScrollableListDialog(Frame owner, String dialogTitle,
093:                    String leaderText, Collection<?> listItems) {
094:                this (owner, dialogTitle, leaderText, listItems,
095:                        JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE);
096:            }
097:
098:            /**
099:             * <p>Creates a new ScrollableListDialog with the given title, leader
100:             * text, items, and message type. The list of items is used to
101:             * construct an internal string list that is not backed by the
102:             * original list. Changes made to the list or items after dialog
103:             * construction will not be reflected in the dialog.</p>
104:             * 
105:             * <p>The message type must be one of the message types from
106:             * {@link javax.swing.JOptionPane}. The message type controlls which
107:             * default icon is used.</p>
108:             * 
109:             * <p>The default sizing and icon are used.</p>
110:             * 
111:             * @param owner The frame that owns this dialog. May be {@code null}.
112:             * @param dialogTitle The text to use as the dialog title.
113:             * @param leaderText Text to display before the list of items.
114:             * @param listItems The items to display in the list.
115:             * @param messageType The type of dialog message.
116:             * 
117:             * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code listItems} is {@code null.}
118:             * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the message type is unknown or {@code listItems} is {@code null.}
119:             */
120:            public ScrollableListDialog(Frame owner, String dialogTitle,
121:                    String leaderText, Collection<?> listItems, int messageType) {
122:                this (owner, dialogTitle, leaderText, listItems, messageType,
123:                        DEFAULT_WIDTH, DEFAULT_HEIGHT, null, true);
124:            }
125:
126:            /**
127:             * <p>Creates a new ScrollableListDialog with the given title, leader
128:             * text, items, message type, width, height, and icon. The list of
129:             * items is used to construct an internal string list that is not
130:             * backed by the original list. Changes made to the list or items
131:             * after dialog construction will not be reflected in the dialog.</p>
132:             * 
133:             * <p>The message type must be one of the message types from
134:             * {@link javax.swing.JOptionPane}. The message type controlls which
135:             * default icon is used. If {@code icon} is non-null, it is used
136:             * instead of the default icon.</p>
137:             * 
138:             * @param owner The frame that owns this dialog. May be {@code null}.
139:             * @param dialogTitle The text to use as the dialog title.
140:             * @param leaderText Text to display before the list of items.
141:             * @param listItems The items to display in the list.
142:             * @param messageType The type of dialog message.
143:             * @param width The width of the dialog box.
144:             * @param height The height of the dialog box.
145:             * @param icon The icon to display. May be {@code null}.
146:             * 
147:             * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code listItems} is {@code null.}
148:             * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the message type is unknown or {@code listItems} is {@code null.}
149:             */
150:            public ScrollableListDialog(Frame owner, String dialogTitle,
151:                    String leaderText, Collection<?> listItems,
152:                    int messageType, int width, int height, Icon icon) {
153:                this (owner, dialogTitle, leaderText, listItems, messageType,
154:                        width, height, icon, false);
155:            }
156:
157:            /**
158:             * <p>Creates a new ScrollableListDialog with the given title, leader
159:             * text, items, message type, width, height, and icon. The list of
160:             * items is used to construct an internal string list that is not
161:             * backed by the original list. Changes made to the list or items
162:             * after dialog construction will not be reflected in the dialog.</p>
163:             * 
164:             * <p>The message type must be one of the message types from
165:             * {@link javax.swing.JOptionPane}. The message type controlls which
166:             * default icon is used. If {@code icon} is non-null, it is used
167:             * instead of the default icon.</p>
168:             * 
169:             * @param owner The frame that owns this dialog. May be {@code null}.
170:             * @param dialogTitle The text to use as the dialog title.
171:             * @param leaderText Text to display before the list of items.
172:             * @param listItems The items to display in the list.
173:             * @param messageType The type of dialog message.
174:             * @param width The width of the dialog box.
175:             * @param height The height of the dialog box.
176:             * @param icon The icon to display. May be {@code null}.
177:             * @param fitToScreen If {@code true}, the width and height of the dialog will be calculated using the screen dimensions, {@link #WIDTH_RATIO}, and {@link #HEIGHT_RATIO}. If {@code false}, the provided width and height will be used.
178:             * 
179:             * @throws IllegalArgumentException if {@code listItems} is {@code null.}
180:             * @throws IllegalArgumentException if the message type is unknown or {@code listItems} is {@code null.}
181:             */
182:            private ScrollableListDialog(Frame owner, String dialogTitle,
183:                    String leaderText, Collection<?> listItems,
184:                    int messageType, int width, int height, Icon icon,
185:                    boolean fitToScreen) {
186:                super (owner, dialogTitle, true);
187:
188:                if (!_isknownMessageType(messageType)) {
189:                    throw new IllegalArgumentException("The message type \""
190:                            + messageType + "\" is unknown");
191:                }
192:
193:                if (listItems == null) {
194:                    throw new IllegalArgumentException(
195:                            "listItems cannot be null");
196:                }
197:
198:                /* create the leader text panel */
199:                JLabel dialogIconLabel = null;
200:                if (icon != null) {
201:                    //use the user-provided icon
202:                    dialogIconLabel = new JLabel(icon);
203:                } else {
204:                    //lookup the message-dependent icon
205:                    Icon messageIcon = _getIcon(messageType);
206:                    if (messageIcon != null) {
207:                        dialogIconLabel = new JLabel(messageIcon);
208:                    }
209:                }
210:
211:                final JLabel leaderLabel = new JLabel(leaderText);
212:                final JPanel leaderPanel = new JPanel();
213:                leaderPanel.setLayout(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.LEFT));
214:                if (dialogIconLabel != null) {
215:                    leaderPanel.add(dialogIconLabel);
216:                }
217:                leaderPanel.add(leaderLabel);
218:
219:                /* create the item list box */
220:                //copy the items string representations into a vector
221:                final Vector<String> dataAsStrings = new Vector<String>(
222:                        listItems.size());
223:                //keep track of the longest string for use later
224:                String longestString = "";
225:                for (Object obj : listItems) {
226:                    if (obj != null) {
227:                        final String objAsString = obj.toString();
228:                        //update longest string
229:                        if (objAsString.length() > longestString.length()) {
230:                            longestString = objAsString;
231:                        }
232:                        dataAsStrings.add(objAsString);
233:                    }
234:                }
235:
236:                list = new JList(dataAsStrings);
237:                //since we are not using the selection, limit it to one item
238:                list
239:                        .setSelectionMode(ListSelectionModel.SINGLE_INTERVAL_SELECTION);
240:                //use the longest string to calculate item cell widths and heights
241:                list.setPrototypeCellValue(longestString);
242:
243:                //create a scrollable view around the list
244:                final JScrollPane scrollPane = new JScrollPane(list);
245:
246:                /* create the button panel */
247:                final JPanel buttonPanel = new JPanel();
248:                buttonPanel.setLayout(new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER));
249:                //allow children to add additional buttons, if overridden
250:                _addButtons(buttonPanel);
251:
252:                /* create the dialog */
253:                final JPanel contentPanel = new JPanel();
254:                contentPanel.setLayout(new BorderLayout(10, 5));
255:                contentPanel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(5, 10,
256:                        0, 10));
257:
258:                contentPanel.add(leaderPanel, BorderLayout.NORTH);
259:                contentPanel.add(scrollPane, BorderLayout.CENTER);
260:                contentPanel.add(buttonPanel, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
261:
262:                getContentPane().add(contentPanel);
263:
264:                /* calculate the dialog's dimensions */
265:                Dimension dialogSize = new Dimension();
266:
267:                if (fitToScreen) {
268:                    //use the screen dimensions to calculate the dialog's
269:                    Dimension screenSize = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit()
270:                            .getScreenSize();
271:                    int screenBasedWidth = (int) (WIDTH_RATIO * screenSize
272:                            .getWidth());
273:                    int screenBasedHeight = (int) (HEIGHT_RATIO * screenSize
274:                            .getHeight());
275:
276:                    dialogSize.setSize(Math
277:                            .max(DEFAULT_WIDTH, screenBasedWidth), Math.max(
278:                            DEFAULT_HEIGHT, screenBasedHeight));
279:                } else {
280:                    //use the user-provided dimensions
281:                    dialogSize.setSize(width, height);
282:                }
283:
284:                setSize(dialogSize);
285:            }
286:
287:            /**
288:             * A method to check if they given message type is a know message
289:             * type.
290:             * 
291:             * @param messageType The message type to check
292:             * @return {@code true} if the message type is known, {@code false} otherwise
293:             */
294:            private boolean _isknownMessageType(int messageType) {
295:                return messageType == JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE
296:                        || messageType == JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE
297:                        || messageType == JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE
298:                        || messageType == JOptionPane.QUESTION_MESSAGE
299:                        || messageType == JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE;
300:            }
301:
302:            /**
303:             * Lookup the icon associated with the given messageType. The message
304:             * type must be one of the message types from
305:             * {@link javax.swing.JOptionPane}.
306:             * 
307:             * @param messageType The message for which the icon is requested.
308:             * @return The message's icon or {@code null} is no icon was found.
309:             */
310:            private Icon _getIcon(int messageType) {
311:                assert _isknownMessageType(messageType);
312:
313:                /* The OptionPane.xxxIcon constants were taken from 
314:                 * javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicOptionPaneUI, which may changed
315:                 * without notice.
316:                 */
317:                if (messageType == JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE) {
318:                    return UIManager.getIcon("OptionPane.errorIcon");
319:                } else if (messageType == JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE) {
320:                    return UIManager.getIcon("OptionPane.informationIcon");
321:                } else if (messageType == JOptionPane.WARNING_MESSAGE) {
322:                    return UIManager.getIcon("OptionPane.warningIcon");
323:                } else if (messageType == JOptionPane.QUESTION_MESSAGE) {
324:                    return UIManager.getIcon("OptionPane.questionIcon");
325:                } else if (messageType == JOptionPane.PLAIN_MESSAGE) {
326:                    return null;
327:                } else {
328:                    //should never get here
329:                    assert false;
330:                }
331:
332:                return null;
333:            }
334:
335:            /**
336:             * Adds buttons to the bottom of the dialog. By default, a single
337:             * &quot;OK&quot; button is added that calls {@link #closeDialog}. It
338:             * is also set as the dialog's default button.
339:             *
340:             * Inheritors should feel free the change settings of the panel such
341:             * as the layout manager. However, no guarantees are made that every
342:             * change will work with every version of this class.
343:             * 
344:             * @param buttonPanel The JPanel that should contain the buttons.
345:             */
346:            protected void _addButtons(JPanel buttonPanel) {
347:                final JButton okButton = new JButton("OK");
348:                okButton.addActionListener(new ActionListener() {
349:                    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent notUsed) {
350:                        closeDialog();
351:                    }
352:                });
353:
354:                buttonPanel.add(okButton);
355:                getRootPane().setDefaultButton(okButton);
356:            }
357:
358:            /**
359:             * Shows the dialog.
360:             */
361:            public void showDialog() {
362:                pack();
363:                setVisible(true);
364:            }
365:
366:            /**
367:             * Should be called when the dialog should be closed. The default
368:             * implementation simply hides the dialog.
369:             */
370:            protected void closeDialog() {
371:                setVisible(false);
372:            }
373:
374:            /**
375:             * A simple main method for testing purposes.
376:             * 
377:             * @param args Not used.
378:             */
379:            public static void main(String args[]) {
380:                final Collection<String> data = new java.util.ArrayList<String>();
381:                data.add("how");
382:                data.add("now");
383:                data.add("brown");
384:                data.add("cow");
385:
386:                SwingUtilities.invokeLater(new Runnable() {
387:                    public void run() {
388:                        ScrollableListDialog ld = new ScrollableListDialog(
389:                                null, "TITLE", "LEADER", data,
390:                                JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);
391:                        ld.pack();
392:                        ld.setVisible(true);
393:                    }
394:                });
395:            }
396:        }
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