apollo.gui
Class NonWindowControlledObject

java.lang.Object
  apollo.gui.NonWindowControlledObject

All Implemented Interfaces:

ControlledObjectI, java.io.Serializable, java.util.EventListener

Direct Known Subclasses:

ControllerDebugListener

public class NonWindowControlledObject
extends java.lang.Object
implements ControlledObjectI, java.util.EventListener

This class was solely being used by AbstractLazySequence, and actually is no longer as it didnt seem to serve any real purpose - it added ALS as listener to controller but doesnt actually listen for any event - ControlledObjectI is used by Controller solely for its window - and there is no window here - so im thinking this class could get tossed - steve?

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary

protected Controller

controller

Constructor Summary

NonWindowControlledObject(Controller controller)

Method Summary

Controller	getController() Gets the Controller for the object
java.lang.Object	getControllerWindow() Shouldnt this return Window - would we ever want a non-window?
boolean	needsAutoRemoval() If getControllerWindow is non null, and needsAutoRemoval is true then Controller will automatically remove the ControlledObjectI as a listener when its ControllerWindow is closing.
void	removeFromControllerListeners() This has to be called when the object is no longer relevant or this will remain as a lingering ref/mem leak via contollers listeners
void	setController(Controller controller) Sets the Controller for the object

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

controller

protected Controller controller

Constructor Detail

NonWindowControlledObject

public NonWindowControlledObject(Controller controller)

Method Detail

setController

public void setController(Controller controller)

Description copied from interface: ControlledObjectI

Sets the Controller for the object

Specified by:

setController in interface ControlledObjectI

getController

public Controller getController()

Description copied from interface: ControlledObjectI

Gets the Controller for the object

Specified by:

getController in interface ControlledObjectI

getControllerWindow

public java.lang.Object getControllerWindow()

Description copied from interface: ControlledObjectI

Shouldnt this return Window - would we ever want a non-window?

Specified by:

getControllerWindow in interface ControlledObjectI

needsAutoRemoval

public boolean needsAutoRemoval()

Description copied from interface: ControlledObjectI

If getControllerWindow is non null, and needsAutoRemoval is true then Controller will automatically remove the ControlledObjectI as a listener when its ControllerWindow is closing. If getControllerWindow is null needsAutoRemoval is meaningless. Rename this removeAsListenerOnWindowClose?

Specified by:

needsAutoRemoval in interface ControlledObjectI

removeFromControllerListeners

public void removeFromControllerListeners()

This has to be called when the object is no longer relevant or this will remain as a lingering ref/mem leak via contollers listeners