package org.lsst.ccs.plugin.jas3.tutorial;
   
   import java.io.IOException;
   import javax.swing.ImageIcon;
   import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
   import org.freehep.application.studio.Studio;
   import org.freehep.util.commanddispatcher.BooleanCommandState;
   import org.freehep.util.commanddispatcher.CommandProcessor;
   import org.freehep.util.commanddispatcher.CommandState;
  
  /**
   * A command processor makes it easy to have methods called when user selects
   * menu or toolbar items. It also provides facilities for enabling/disabling
   * menu or toolbar items, and handling checkboxes or toggle buttons.
   *
   * @author tonyj
   */
  public class TutorialCommands extends CommandProcessor {
  
      private Studio studio;
      private TutorialConsole tutorialConsole;
      private boolean chooseMeEnabled = true;
      
      public TutorialCommands(Studio studio) {
          this.studio = studio;
          this.tutorialConsole = new TutorialConsole(studio);
      }
  
      /*
       * Methods of the form onXXX will be called when the XXX command is activated, 
       * typically by selecting a menu item defined in a ".menus" file with command="XXX".
       */
      public void onChooseMe() {
          JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(studio, "Choose Me was activated");
      }
      /*
       * onXXX commands can be optionally paired with enableXXX methods which can 
       * be used to enable or disable the XXX command.
       */
      public void enableChooseMe(CommandState state) {
          state.setEnabled(chooseMeEnabled);
      }
      /*
       * An example illustrating how a checkbox can be used in a toolbar or menu.
       * In this case the button is used to control the enabled/disabled state of
       * the ChooseMe button.
       */
      public void onEnableChooseMe(boolean onOff) {
          chooseMeEnabled = onOff;
          // Whenever the enabled/disabled state of an item is changed, setChanged()
          // must be called to update the menus.
          setChanged();
      }
      /*
       * In the case of a checkbox or toggle button, the enable method is used both
       * to enable/disable the corresponding menu item, and to set the state of its
       * toggle.
       */
      public void enableEnableChooseMe(BooleanCommandState state) {
          // Not really necessary since this is the default anyway
          state.setEnabled(true);
          state.setSelected(chooseMeEnabled);
      }
  
      public void onOpenTutorialPage() {
          ImageIcon icon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("Letter T.png"));
          studio.getPageManager().openPage(new TutorialPage(), "Tutorial", icon);
      }
  
      public void onOpenAdvancedTutorialPage() {
          
          ImageIcon icon = new ImageIcon(getClass().getResource("Letter A.png"));
          studio.getPageManager().openPage(new AdvancedTutorialPage(), "Advanced", icon);
      }
      
      public void onCreateDemoOutputConsole() throws IOException {
          tutorialConsole.createOutputConsole();
      }
  
      public void onCreateDemoInputConsole() throws IOException {
          tutorialConsole.createInputConsole();
      }
  
      public void onCreateDemoInputOutputConsole() throws IOException {
          tutorialConsole.createInputOutputConsole();
      }
  }