Exemple #1
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  /**
   * Set the current open DarwinCSV. You should really, really, really setCurrentCSV(null) before
   * you load a new DarwinCSV.
   *
   * @param csv The new DarwinCSV object.
   */
  private void setCurrentCSV(DarwinCSV csv) {
    // Clear the old currentCSV object and matchAgainst object.
    currentCSV = null;
    matchAgainst(null);

    // Load the new currentCSV object.
    currentCSV = csv;
    table.removeAll();
    table.setDefaultRenderer(Name.class, this);

    // Set the currentCSV
    // TODO: This causes an exception occasionally, because we shouldn't
    // be calling setModel outside of the Event Queue thread; however, we're
    // currently in a worker thread, so dipping back into the Event thread
    // would just cause more problems. Sorry!
    if (csv != null) {
      table.setModel(currentCSV.getRowIndex());
    } else {
      table.setModel(blankDataModel);
    }

    columnInfoPanel.loadedFileChanged(csv);
    columnInfoPanel.columnChanged(-1);
    table.repaint();
  }
Exemple #2
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  /**
   * Set the DarwinCSV to match this against.
   *
   * @param against The DarwinCSV object to match against.
   */
  private void matchAgainst(DarwinCSV against) {
    // System.err.println("matchAgainst: " + against);

    // Reset previous match information.
    currentMatch = null;
    table.repaint();

    // If all we're doing is a reset, we can get out now.
    if (against == null) return;

    // long t1 = System.currentTimeMillis();
    currentMatch = currentCSV.getRowIndex().matchAgainst(against.getRowIndex());
    table.repaint();
    matchInfoPanel.matchChanged(currentMatch);
    // long t2 = System.currentTimeMillis();

    // System.err.println("matchAgainst finished: " + (t2 - t1) + " ms");
  }