@Override
protected void onStart() {
super.onStart();
utility.updateHeader(
Utility.NO_FILE,
R.string.pref_hardware_config_filename,
R.id.active_filename,
R.id.included_header);
Intent intent = getIntent();
Serializable extra = intent.getSerializableExtra(EDIT_MOTOR_CONTROLLER_CONFIG);
if (extra != null) {
motorControllerConfigurationConfig = (MotorControllerConfiguration) extra;
motors = (ArrayList<DeviceConfiguration>) motorControllerConfigurationConfig.getMotors();
motor1 = (MotorConfiguration) motors.get(0);
motor2 = (MotorConfiguration) motors.get(1);
controller_name.setText(motorControllerConfigurationConfig.getName());
motor1_name.setText(motor1.getName());
motor2_name.setText(motor2.getName());
addListenerOnPort1();
handleDisabledMotor(motor1, checkbox_motor1);
addListenerOnPort2();
handleDisabledMotor(motor2, checkbox_motor2);
}
}
private void m133a(MotorConfiguration motorConfiguration, CheckBox checkBox) {
if (motorConfiguration.getName().equals("NO DEVICE ATTACHED")
|| motorConfiguration.getType() == ConfigurationType.NOTHING) {
checkBox.setChecked(true);
checkBox.performClick();
return;
}
checkBox.setChecked(true);
}
private void handleDisabledMotor(MotorConfiguration motor, CheckBox checkbox) {
if (motor.getName().equals(DeviceConfiguration.DISABLED_DEVICE_NAME)
|| motor.getType() == DeviceConfiguration.ConfigurationType.NOTHING) {
checkbox.setChecked(true); // kind of a hack. Sets the checkbox to true, so
// when performing the click programmatically,
// the checkbox becomes "unclicked" which does the right thing.
checkbox.performClick();
} else {
checkbox.setChecked(true);
}
}
