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//
// BeanInfo for DateBean.  It only surfaces those properties that "make sense"
// in the designer.  The Style of the bean is handled via an enumeration and any
// design tool that understands this Beans concept will allow for the generation
// of "good looking" or "readable" code when one of these is used.
//
// There are two customizers to choose from in this bean.  One is a "batch mode"
// customizer which uses an <apply> button to control when propertyChangeEvents
// get fired.  The other is a "live mode" customizer which fires the propertyChangeEvents
// whenever the UI of the Customizer is tickled.  There are times when you might
// want one or the other.  By changing the value of "livemode" in the BeanInfo
// and recompiling, you can see the different Customizers in action.
//
package borland.samples.beans.customizer;

import java.beans.*;

public class DateBeanBeanInfo extends SimpleBeanInfo {
  Class beanClass = DateBean.class;
  String iconColor16x16Filename = "DateBean16x16.gif";
  String iconColor32x32Filename = "DateBean32x32.gif";
  String iconMono16x16Filename;
  String iconMono32x32Filename;

  // to switch between 'batch' and 'live' customizers, adjust livemode
  // livemode = false means show customizer that batches up changes and uses an "apply"
  //        button to fire the property change events
  // livemode = true means show customizer that is "alive" and each UI change in the
  //        customizer fires the property change events
  static final boolean livemode = true;

  public DateBeanBeanInfo() {
  }

  public BeanDescriptor getBeanDescriptor(){
    if(livemode)
      return new BeanDescriptor(DateBean.class, DateBeanCustomizer_live.class);
    else
      return new BeanDescriptor(DateBean.class, DateBeanCustomizer_batch.class);
  }

  public PropertyDescriptor[] getPropertyDescriptors() {
    try  {

      PropertyDescriptor _background = new PropertyDescriptor("background", beanClass, "getBackground", "setBackground");
      _background.setDisplayName("background");
      _background.setShortDescription("background");

      PropertyDescriptor _font = new PropertyDescriptor("font", beanClass, "getFont", "setFont");
      _font.setDisplayName("font");
      _font.setShortDescription("font");

      PropertyDescriptor _fontColor = new PropertyDescriptor("fontColor", beanClass, "getFontColor", "setFontColor");
      _fontColor.setDisplayName("color for font");
      _fontColor.setShortDescription("font color");

      PropertyDescriptor _style = new PropertyDescriptor("style", beanClass, "getStyle", "setStyle");
      _style.setDisplayName("style");
      _style.setShortDescription("style");

      // enumeration mechanism added to the Beans spec.  Format is a simple array
      // of objects in triplet sets.  First item is the string to display in the
      // IDE (each mfr has to decide how they want to do it).  The second item is
      // the value of the object (typically an Integer) and the third is the
      // code-gen string.  This mechanism really makes code more readable when
      // created by a bean-aware RAD tool.  Instead of seeing
      //    x.setStyle(2);
      // you would see
      //    x.setStyle(DateBean.YEAR_MONTH_DAY);
      // in your code.  The latter matching what many developers already do to
      // make their code more readible
      _style.setValue("enumerationValues", new Object[] {
        "Mon Day Year",     new Integer(DateBean.MONTH_DAY_YEAR),     "DateBean.MONTH_DAY_YEAR",
        "Mon Day Year Era", new Integer(DateBean.MONTH_DAY_YEAR_ERA), "DateBean.MONTH_DAY_YEAR_ERA",
        "Year Mon Day",     new Integer(DateBean.YEAR_MONTH_DAY),     "DateBean.YEAR_MONTH_DAY",
        "Mon Year",         new Integer(DateBean.MONTH_YEAR),         "DateBean.MONTH_YEAR",
        "Day Mon Year",     new Integer(DateBean.DAY_MONTH_YEAR),     "DateBean.DAY_MONTH_YEAR"
      });

      PropertyDescriptor _useMonthString = new PropertyDescriptor("useMonthString", beanClass, "getUseMonthString", "setUseMonthString");
      _useMonthString.setDisplayName("use month string");
      _useMonthString.setShortDescription("month string");

      PropertyDescriptor[] pds = new PropertyDescriptor[] {
        _background,
        _font,
        _fontColor,
        _style,
        _useMonthString
      };

      return pds;
    }
    catch (IntrospectionException ex) {
      ex.printStackTrace();
        return null;
    }
  }

  public java.awt.Image getIcon(int iconKind) {
    switch (iconKind) {
      case BeanInfo.ICON_COLOR_16x16:
        return iconColor16x16Filename != null ? loadImage(iconColor16x16Filename) : null;
      case BeanInfo.ICON_COLOR_32x32:
        return iconColor32x32Filename != null ? loadImage(iconColor32x32Filename) : null;
      case BeanInfo.ICON_MONO_16x16:
        return iconMono16x16Filename != null ? loadImage(iconMono16x16Filename) : null;
      case BeanInfo.ICON_MONO_32x32:
        return iconMono32x32Filename != null ? loadImage(iconMono32x32Filename) : null;
    }
    return null;
  }
}