@Override
public void widgetSelected(SelectionEvent e) {
if (mIgnore) {
return;
}
Object source = e.getSource();
if (source == mExistingRadioButton) {
mProjectList.setEnabled(true);
mValues.testingSelf = false;
setExistingProject(getSelectedProject());
mProjectList.setFocus();
} else if (source == mCurrentRadioButton) {
mProjectList.setEnabled(false);
mValues.testingSelf = true;
mValues.testedProject = null;
} else {
// The event must be from the project list, which unfortunately doesn't
// pass itself as the selection event, it passes a reference to some internal
// table widget that it uses, so we check for this case last
IProject project = getSelectedProject();
if (project != mValues.testedProject) {
setExistingProject(project);
}
}
validatePage();
}
@Override
public void setVisible(boolean visible) {
super.setVisible(visible);
mPageShown = true;
if (visible) {
try {
mIgnore = true;
mCurrentRadioButton.setSelection(mValues.testingSelf);
mExistingRadioButton.setSelection(!mValues.testingSelf);
mProjectList.setEnabled(!mValues.testingSelf);
if (mProjectList.isEmpty()) {
initializeList();
}
if (!mValues.testingSelf) {
mProjectList.setFocus();
IProject project = getSelectedProject();
if (project != null) {
// The FilteredList seems to -insist- on selecting the first item
// in the list, even when the selection is explicitly set to an empty
// array. This means the user is looking at a selection, so we need
// to also go ahead and select this item in the model such that the
// two agree, even if we would have preferred to have no initial
// selection.
mValues.testedProject = project;
}
}
} finally {
mIgnore = false;
}
}
validatePage();
}
