/**
* Adds this object on the object bench. If you pass null as instanceName the object will have a
* predefined name. If the object is not a valid one nothing will happen.
*
* @param instanceName The name you want this object to have on the bench.
* @throws ProjectNotOpenException if the project to which this object belongs has been closed by
* the user.
* @throws PackageNotFoundException if the package to which this object belongs has been deleted
* by the user.
*/
public void addToBench(String instanceName)
throws ProjectNotOpenException, PackageNotFoundException {
if (objectWrapper == null) {
return;
}
// Not rational to add a null object, is it ?
if (objectWrapper.getObject().isNullObject()) {
return;
}
// If you want you may set the instance name here. Otherwise accept default
if (instanceName != null) {
objectWrapper.setName(instanceName);
}
// This should really always exists, no need to check
Package aPackage = wrapperId.getBluejPackage();
PkgMgrFrame aFrame = wrapperId.getPackageFrame();
ObjectBench aBench = aFrame.getObjectBench();
aBench.addObject(objectWrapper);
// load the object into runtime scope
aPackage
.getDebugger()
.addObject(aPackage.getId(), objectWrapper.getName(), objectWrapper.getObject());
}
/**
* Removes this object from the object bench. This will also remove it from the view of the object
* bench. Once the object is removed from the bench it will not be available again.
*
* @throws ProjectNotOpenException if the project to which this object belongs has been closed by
* the user.
* @throws PackageNotFoundException if the package to which this object belongs has been deleted
* by the user.
*/
public void removeFromBench() throws ProjectNotOpenException, PackageNotFoundException {
Package aPackage = wrapperId.getBluejPackage();
PkgMgrFrame aFrame = wrapperId.getPackageFrame();
ObjectBench aBench = aFrame.getObjectBench();
aBench.removeObject(objectWrapper, aPackage.getId());
objectWrapper = null;
}
/**
* Return the class of this object. Similar to Reflection API. Note the naming inconsistency,
* which avoids a clash with <code>java.lang.Object.getClass()</code>
*
* @return The bClass value
* @throws ProjectNotOpenException if the project to which this object belongs has been closed by
* the user.
* @throws ClassNotFoundException if the class has been deleted by the user.
* @throws PackageNotFoundException if the Package has been deleted by the user.
*/
public BClass getBClass()
throws ProjectNotOpenException, PackageNotFoundException, ClassNotFoundException {
// BClasses are retrieved from the BlueJ classTarget
ClassTarget classTarget = wrapperId.getClassTarget();
if (classTarget == null) {
// Not a project class; exists in a library or the Java runtime
wrapperId.getJavaClass(); // will throw ClassNotFoundException if not loadable
return BClass.getBClass(wrapperId);
}
// There is only one instance of BClass for each ClassTarget
return classTarget.getBClass();
}
/**
* Returns the package this object belongs to.
*
* @return The package value
* @throws ProjectNotOpenException if the project to which this object belongs has been closed by
* the user.
* @throws PackageNotFoundException if the package to which this object belongs has been deleted
* by the user.
*/
public BPackage getPackage() throws ProjectNotOpenException, PackageNotFoundException {
Package bluejPkg = wrapperId.getBluejPackage();
return bluejPkg.getBPackage();
}
/**
* Returns the underlying BlueJ package. Should remain visible only to package members.
*
* @return The packageFrame value
* @throws ProjectNotOpenException if the project to which this object belongs has been closed by
* the user.
* @throws PackageNotFoundException if the package to which this object belongs has been deleted
* by the user.
*/
PkgMgrFrame getPackageFrame() throws ProjectNotOpenException, PackageNotFoundException {
return wrapperId.getPackageFrame();
}
