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cern::gp::nodes::children::DefaultChildrenMapManager Class Reference

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Public Member Functions

 DefaultChildrenMapManager (GPNode[] nodeArr)
void initChildrenMap (NodeMap nodeMap)
Comparator getComparator ()

Private Attributes

final GPNode[] nodeArr

Detailed Description

A ChildrenMapManager class takes an array of nodes that it adds to the Map when initChildrenMap is called

Author:
Lionel Mestre
Version:
Revision
1.2
Date
2006/09/25 08:52:36


Constructor & Destructor Documentation

cern::gp::nodes::children::DefaultChildrenMapManager::DefaultChildrenMapManager GPNode[]  nodeArr  )  [inline]
 


Member Function Documentation

Comparator cern::gp::nodes::children::DefaultChildrenMapManager::getComparator  )  [inline]
 

Returns a comparator that can be used to sort the collection of nodes managed by this class. null can be returned to specify that the collection should not be sorted. If a comparator is returned it should be able to compare two nodes belonging to the children managed by this manager. An adapter can be used to deal with the bean associated to the node instead of the nodes itself.

Returns:
a comparator for the node or null
See also:
BeanComparatorAdapter

Implements cern::gp::nodes::children::ChildrenManager.

void cern::gp::nodes::children::DefaultChildrenMapManager::initChildrenMap NodeMap  nodeMap  )  [inline]
 

Receives the NodeMap that is managed by this manager and that can be used to add or remove children.

This method is called lazily once when the children are going to be displayed. It is similar to the addNotify() of a GUI component.

The implementation of this method should do two things. First it should initialize the map of children with the current children. For that it can use the method addNode of the nodeMap. Second, and only if the children are dynamic and are changing based on some external events, it should keep the reference to the given nodeMap for future use.

If the children are not dynamic, which means that they don't change after they have been initialized here, there is no need to keep a reference to the nodeMap.

Parameters:
nodeMap the map representing the children managed by this manager

Implements cern::gp::nodes::children::ChildrenMapManager.


Member Data Documentation

final GPNode [] cern::gp::nodes::children::DefaultChildrenMapManager::nodeArr [private]
 


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