private void onActiveLayerChanged(final Layer old) {
fireActiveLayerChanged(old, activeLayer);
/* This only makes the buttons look disabled. Disabling the actions as well requires
* the user to re-select the tool after i.e. moving a layer. While testing I found
* that I switch layers and actions at the same time and it was annoying to mind the
* order. This way it works as visual clue for new users */
for (final AbstractButton b : Main.map.allMapModeButtons) {
MapMode mode = (MapMode) b.getAction();
final boolean activeLayerSupported = mode.layerIsSupported(activeLayer);
if (activeLayerSupported) {
Main.registerActionShortcut(mode, mode.getShortcut()); // fix #6876
} else {
Main.unregisterShortcut(mode.getShortcut());
}
GuiHelper.runInEDTAndWait(
new Runnable() {
@Override
public void run() {
b.setEnabled(activeLayerSupported);
}
});
}
AudioPlayer.reset();
repaint();
}
private JButton addButtonAndShortcut(ActionDefinition action) {
Action act = action.getParametrizedAction();
JButton b = control.add(act);
Shortcut sc = null;
if (action.getAction() instanceof JosmAction) {
sc = ((JosmAction) action.getAction()).getShortcut();
if (sc.getAssignedKey() == KeyEvent.CHAR_UNDEFINED) {
sc = null;
}
}
long paramCode = 0;
if (action.hasParameters()) {
paramCode = action.parameters.hashCode();
}
String tt = action.getDisplayTooltip();
if (tt == null) {
tt = "";
}
if (sc == null || paramCode != 0) {
String name = (String) action.getAction().getValue("toolbar");
if (name == null) {
name = action.getDisplayName();
}
if (paramCode != 0) {
name = name + paramCode;
}
String desc =
action.getDisplayName() + ((paramCode == 0) ? "" : action.parameters.toString());
sc =
Shortcut.registerShortcut(
"toolbar:" + name, tr("Toolbar: {0}", desc), KeyEvent.CHAR_UNDEFINED, Shortcut.NONE);
Main.unregisterShortcut(sc);
Main.registerActionShortcut(act, sc);
// add shortcut info to the tooltip if needed
if (sc.getAssignedUser()) {
if (tt.startsWith("<html>") && tt.endsWith("</html>")) {
tt = tt.substring(6, tt.length() - 6);
}
tt = Main.platform.makeTooltip(tt, sc);
}
}
if (!tt.isEmpty()) {
b.setToolTipText(tt);
}
return b;
}
