/**
* Updates this window's title to show currently active folder and window number. This method is
* called by this class and WindowManager.
*/
public void updateWindowTitle() {
// Update window title
String title = activeTable.getFolderPanel().getCurrentFolder().getAbsolutePath();
// Add the application name to window title on all OSs except MAC
if (!OsFamily.MAC_OS_X.isCurrent()) title += " - muCommander";
java.util.List<MainFrame> mainFrames = WindowManager.getMainFrames();
if (mainFrames.size() > 1) title += " [" + (mainFrames.indexOf(this) + 1) + "]";
setTitle(title);
// Use new Window decorations introduced in Mac OS X 10.5 (Leopard)
if (OsFamily.MAC_OS_X.isCurrent() && OsVersion.MAC_OS_X_10_5.isCurrentOrHigher()) {
// Displays the document icon in the window title bar, works only for local files
AbstractFile currentFolder = activeTable.getFolderPanel().getCurrentFolder();
Object javaIoFile;
if (currentFolder.getURL().getScheme().equals(FileProtocols.FILE)) {
// If the current folder is an archive entry, display the archive file, this is the closest
// we can get
// with a java.io.File
if (currentFolder.hasAncestor(AbstractArchiveEntryFile.class))
javaIoFile = currentFolder.getParentArchive().getUnderlyingFileObject();
else javaIoFile = currentFolder.getUnderlyingFileObject();
} else {
// If the current folder is not a local file, use the special /Network directory which is
// sort of
// 'Network Neighborhood'.
javaIoFile = new java.io.File("/Network");
}
// Note that for some strange reason (looks like a bug), setting the property to null won't
// remove
// the previous icon.
getRootPane().putClientProperty("Window.documentFile", javaIoFile);
}
}
@Override
public Object getUnderlyingFileObject() {
return file.getUnderlyingFileObject();
}
