public class FileDataNode extends DefaultDataNode
DataNode representing a file or directory in the
Unix file system. If the FileDataNode represents a
directory, then its children are the files which it contains.| Constructor and Description |
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FileDataNode(File file)
Initialises a
FileDataNode from a File object. |
FileDataNode(HDSObject hobj)
Initialises a
FileDataNode from a top-level HDSObject. |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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boolean |
allowsChildren()
The
DefaultDataNode implementation of this method returns
false. |
void |
configureDetail(DetailViewer dv)
No custom configuration is performed.
|
Iterator |
getChildIterator()
The
DefaultDataNode implementation of this method throws
UnsupportedOperationException
(DefaultDataNode.allowsChildren() is false). |
String |
getName()
Gets the name of this object.
|
String |
getNodeTLA()
Returns either "DIR" or "FILE" for a directory or non-directory file
respectively.
|
String |
getNodeType()
Returns a short sentence indicating what kind of node this is.
|
Object |
getParentObject()
Returns an object which is in some sense the parent of the one
this node is based on.
|
String |
getPathElement()
The
DefaultDataNode implementation
returns the label as a default path element. |
String |
getPathSeparator()
Returns a default separator string.
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static void |
setShowHidden(boolean showHidden)
Determines whether hidden files are included in the list of
children of a directory file node.
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beep, getChildMaker, getCreator, getDataObject, getDescription, getIcon, getLabel, hasDataObject, makeChild, makeErrorChild, registerDataObject, setChildMaker, setCreator, setDescription, setIconID, setLabel, setName, setParentObject, toStringpublic FileDataNode(File file) throws NoSuchDataException
FileDataNode from a File object.file - a File object representing the file from
which the node is to be createdNoSuchDataExceptionpublic FileDataNode(HDSObject hobj) throws NoSuchDataException
FileDataNode from a top-level HDSObject.hobj - an HDSObject at the top of its container fileNoSuchDataException - if hobj is not at top levelpublic boolean allowsChildren()
DefaultDataNodeDefaultDataNode implementation of this method returns
false.allowsChildren in interface DataNodeallowsChildren in class DefaultDataNodetrue if the node is of a type which can have
child nodes, false otherwisepublic Iterator getChildIterator()
DefaultDataNodeDefaultDataNode implementation of this method throws
UnsupportedOperationException
(DefaultDataNode.allowsChildren() is false).getChildIterator in interface DataNodegetChildIterator in class DefaultDataNodeIterator over the children. Each object
iterated over should be a DataNode.
Behaviour is undefined if this method is called on an
object for which allowsChildren returns
false.public Object getParentObject()
DataNodeDataNode,
it is something which may get fed to a DataNodeFactory
to create DataNode. If no such object exists, which
may well be the case, null should be returned.getParentObject in interface DataNodegetParentObject in class DefaultDataNodenullpublic String getName()
DataNodegetName in interface DataNodegetName in class DefaultDataNodepublic String getPathElement()
DefaultDataNodeDefaultDataNode implementation
returns the label as a default path element.getPathElement in interface DataNodegetPathElement in class DefaultDataNodepublic String getPathSeparator()
DefaultDataNodegetPathSeparator in interface DataNodegetPathSeparator in class DefaultDataNodepublic String getNodeTLA()
getNodeTLA in interface DataNodegetNodeTLA in class DefaultDataNodepublic String getNodeType()
DataNodegetNodeType in interface DataNodegetNodeType in class DefaultDataNodeDataNodepublic static void setShowHidden(boolean showHidden)
showHidden - true iff you want hidden files to
be included in the child listpublic void configureDetail(DetailViewer dv)
DefaultDataNodeconfigureDetail in interface DataNodeconfigureDetail in class DefaultDataNodedv - the detail viewer which this node is given an opportunity
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