Changeset 14240 for gli

Timestamp:

2007-07-12T10:12:18+12:00 (17 years ago)

Author:

xiao

Message:

make the option disable_OAI visible in the GLI for Greenstone 3 (modification in method buildBuild()). By default it's hidden in the GLI.

File:

• gli/trunk/src/org/greenstone/gatherer/gui/OptionsPane.java (modified) (2 diffs)

gli/trunk/src/org/greenstone/gatherer/gui/OptionsPane.java

@@ -55 +55 @@
 import org.greenstone.gatherer.util.AppendLineOnlyFileDocument;
 import org.greenstone.gatherer.util.AppendLineOnlyFileDocumentOwner;
+import org.greenstone.gatherer.util.StaticStrings;
 
 /** This class serves as the data holder for all subclasses of option panes, such as Import options or All options. It also contains methods for creating each of the option lines as they would appear in the subpane. Futhermore it has a method for considering all the arguments and generating a <strong>String[]</strong> to allow you to pass them to the <strong>GShell</strong>.
@@ -118 +119 @@
      */
     public JPanel buildBuild(JPanel pane) {
-    // Reset the arguments
-    if(pane == null) {
-        current_controls.clear();
-    }
-    ArrayList build_arguments = new ArrayList();
-    int current_mode = Configuration.getMode();
-    int total_build_argument_count = build_options.getArgumentCount();
-       
-    for(int i = 0; i < total_build_argument_count; i++) {
-        // Retrieve the argument so we know how to format the control.
-        Argument argument = build_options.getArgument(i);
-        if(!argument.isHiddenGLI() && argument.getModeLevel() <= current_mode) {
-        // Now attempt to retrieve any existing value for this argument.
-        boolean enabled = build_options.getValueEnabled(argument.getName());
-        String value = build_options.getValue(argument.getName());
-        MyArgumentControl argument_control = new MyArgumentControl(BUILD, argument, enabled, value);
-        build_arguments.add(argument_control);
-        }
-    }
-    current_controls.addAll(build_arguments);
-
-    // Now that we know how many arguments there are we can build the pane to view them on. Modes lower than EXPERT can provide a previous pane on which to add the arguments.
-    if(pane == null || current_mode >= Configuration.EXPERT_MODE) {
-        pane = new JPanel();
-        pane.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(5,5,5,5));
-        pane.setBackground(Configuration.getColor("coloring.collection_tree_background", false));
-        int argument_count = build_arguments.size();
-        // If in any of the higher detail modes, and assuming we don't want super phat argument controls, we better ensure there is a minimum number of lines in the grid layout
-        if(current_mode >= Configuration.EXPERT_MODE) {
-        if(argument_count < MINIMUM_ROWS) {
-            argument_count = MINIMUM_ROWS;
-        }
-        pane.setLayout(new GridLayout(argument_count, 1, 5, 5));
-        }
-        // Otherwise we're just going to throw them on one after another and chuck it in a scroll pane anyway
-        else {
-        // use  GridLayout with 0 rows == as many rows as needed. Unfortunately, rows will 
-        // grow fat if space too large, but we don't know how many rows we'll need yet.
-        pane.setLayout(new GridLayout(0, 1, 5, 5));
-        }
-    }
-
-    for(int j = 0; j < build_arguments.size(); j++) {
-        pane.add((JComponent)build_arguments.get(j));
-    }
-    pane.addMouseListener(this);
-    build_arguments = null;
-    return pane;
+      // Reset the arguments
+      if(pane == null) {
+        current_controls.clear();
+      }
+      ArrayList build_arguments = new ArrayList();
+      int current_mode = Configuration.getMode();
+      int total_build_argument_count = build_options.getArgumentCount();
+      
+      for(int i = 0; i < total_build_argument_count; i++) {
+        // Retrieve the argument so we know how to format the control.
+        Argument argument = build_options.getArgument(i);
+        
+        //A hack to make the disable_OAI option visible in the GLI for Greenstone 3
+        if(argument.getName().equals(StaticStrings.DISABLEOAI_STR) && Gatherer.GS3) {
+          argument.setHiddenGLI(false);
+        }
+        if(!argument.isHiddenGLI() && argument.getModeLevel() <= current_mode) {
+          // Now attempt to retrieve any existing value for this argument.
+          boolean enabled = build_options.getValueEnabled(argument.getName());
+          String value = build_options.getValue(argument.getName());
+          MyArgumentControl argument_control = new MyArgumentControl(BUILD, argument, enabled, value);
+          build_arguments.add(argument_control);
+        }
+      }
+      current_controls.addAll(build_arguments);
+      
+      // Now that we know how many arguments there are we can build the pane to view them on. Modes lower than EXPERT can provide a previous pane on which to add the arguments.
+      if(pane == null || current_mode >= Configuration.EXPERT_MODE) {
+        pane = new JPanel();
+        pane.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(5,5,5,5));
+        pane.setBackground(Configuration.getColor("coloring.collection_tree_background", false));
+        int argument_count = build_arguments.size();
+        // If in any of the higher detail modes, and assuming we don't want super phat argument controls, we better ensure there is a minimum number of lines in the grid layout
+        if(current_mode >= Configuration.EXPERT_MODE) {
+          if(argument_count < MINIMUM_ROWS) {
+            argument_count = MINIMUM_ROWS;
+          }
+          pane.setLayout(new GridLayout(argument_count, 1, 5, 5));
+        }
+        // Otherwise we're just going to throw them on one after another and chuck it in a scroll pane anyway
+        else {
+          // use  GridLayout with 0 rows == as many rows as needed. Unfortunately, rows will
+          // grow fat if space too large, but we don't know how many rows we'll need yet.
+          pane.setLayout(new GridLayout(0, 1, 5, 5));
+        }
+      }
+      
+      for(int j = 0; j < build_arguments.size(); j++) {
+        pane.add((JComponent)build_arguments.get(j));
+      }
+      pane.addMouseListener(this);
+      build_arguments = null;
+      return pane;
     }