/**
* Test deleting an operation that contains a statechart diagram. The diagram should be deleted,
* too.
*/
public void testDeleteOperationWithStateDiagram() {
Project p = ProjectManager.getManager().getCurrentProject();
assertEquals(2, p.getDiagrams().size());
int sizeMembers = p.getMembers().size();
int sizeDiagrams = p.getDiagrams().size();
// test with a class and class diagram
Object package1 = Model.getModelManagementFactory().buildPackage("test1", null);
Object aClass = Model.getCoreFactory().buildClass(package1);
Collection propertyChangeListeners = p.findFigsForMember(aClass);
Object model = p.getModel();
Object voidType = p.findType("void");
Object oper =
Model.getCoreFactory().buildOperation(aClass, model, voidType, propertyChangeListeners);
// try with Statediagram
Object machine = Model.getStateMachinesFactory().buildStateMachine(oper);
UMLStateDiagram d = new UMLStateDiagram(Model.getFacade().getNamespace(machine), machine);
p.addMember(d);
assertEquals(sizeDiagrams + 1, p.getDiagrams().size());
assertEquals(sizeMembers + 1, p.getMembers().size());
p.moveToTrash(oper);
assertTrue("Operation not in trash", p.isInTrash(oper));
assertTrue("Statemachine not in trash", Model.getUmlFactory().isRemoved(machine));
assertEquals(sizeDiagrams, p.getDiagrams().size());
assertEquals(sizeMembers, p.getMembers().size());
}
/**
* Test deleting an operation that contains a statechart diagram. The diagram should be deleted,
* too.
*/
public void testDeleteOperationWithStateDiagram() {
Project p = ProjectManager.getManager().getOpenProjects().get(0);
assertEquals(2, p.getDiagramList().size());
int sizeMembers = p.getMembers().size();
int sizeDiagrams = p.getDiagramList().size();
// test with a class and class diagram
Object package1 = Model.getModelManagementFactory().buildPackage("test1");
Object aClass = Model.getCoreFactory().buildClass(package1);
Object voidType = p.getDefaultReturnType();
Object oper = Model.getCoreFactory().buildOperation(aClass, voidType);
// try with Statediagram
Object machine = Model.getStateMachinesFactory().buildStateMachine(oper);
UMLStateDiagram d = new UMLStateDiagram(Model.getFacade().getNamespace(machine), machine);
p.addMember(d);
assertEquals(sizeDiagrams + 1, p.getDiagramList().size());
assertEquals(sizeMembers + 1, p.getMembers().size());
p.moveToTrash(oper);
Model.getPump().flushModelEvents();
assertTrue("Operation not in trash", p.isInTrash(oper));
/* Changed by issue 4281: */
assertTrue("Statemachine in trash", !Model.getUmlFactory().isRemoved(machine));
assertEquals(sizeDiagrams + 1, p.getDiagramList().size());
assertEquals(sizeMembers + 1, p.getMembers().size());
/* After issue 4284 will be solved, we
* may even delete the class, and the diagram
* should still exist. */
}
/**
* Test deleting a package that contains a Class with Statechart diagram. The diagram should be
* deleted, too.
*/
public void testDeletePackageWithStateDiagram() {
Project p = ProjectManager.getManager().getOpenProjects().get(0);
assertEquals(2, p.getDiagramList().size());
int sizeMembers = p.getMembers().size();
int sizeDiagrams = p.getDiagramList().size();
// test with a class and class diagram
Object package1 = Model.getModelManagementFactory().buildPackage("test1");
Object aClass = Model.getCoreFactory().buildClass(package1);
// try with Statediagram
Object machine = Model.getStateMachinesFactory().buildStateMachine(aClass);
UMLStateDiagram d = new UMLStateDiagram(Model.getFacade().getNamespace(machine), machine);
p.addMember(d);
assertEquals(sizeDiagrams + 1, p.getDiagramList().size());
assertEquals(sizeMembers + 1, p.getMembers().size());
p.moveToTrash(package1);
Model.getPump().flushModelEvents();
assertTrue("Class not in trash", Model.getUmlFactory().isRemoved(aClass));
assertTrue("Statemachine not in trash", Model.getUmlFactory().isRemoved(machine));
assertEquals(sizeDiagrams, p.getDiagramList().size());
assertEquals(sizeMembers, p.getMembers().size());
}
/** @see java.awt.event.ActionListener#actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent) */
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
super.actionPerformed(e);
// #if defined(STATEDIAGRAM) or defined(ACTIVITYDIAGRAM)
// @#$LPS-STATEDIAGRAM:GranularityType:Statement
// @#$LPS-ACTIVITYDIAGRAM:GranularityType:Statement
// @#$LPS-STATEDIAGRAM:Localization:EndMethod
// @#$LPS-ACTIVITYDIAGRAM:Localization:EndMethod
Model.getStateMachinesFactory().buildSubmachineState(getTarget());
// #endif
}
/** Test deleting a statechart diagram directly. */
public void testDeleteStateDiagram() {
Project p = ProjectManager.getManager().getCurrentProject();
assertEquals(2, p.getDiagrams().size());
int sizeMembers = p.getMembers().size();
int sizeDiagrams = p.getDiagrams().size();
// test with a class and class diagram
Object package1 = Model.getModelManagementFactory().buildPackage("test1", null);
Object aClass = Model.getCoreFactory().buildClass(package1);
// try with Statediagram
Object machine = Model.getStateMachinesFactory().buildStateMachine(aClass);
UMLStateDiagram d = new UMLStateDiagram(Model.getFacade().getNamespace(machine), machine);
p.addMember(d);
assertEquals(sizeDiagrams + 1, p.getDiagrams().size());
assertEquals(sizeMembers + 1, p.getMembers().size());
p.moveToTrash(d);
assertTrue("Statediagram not in trash", p.isInTrash(d));
assertEquals(sizeDiagrams, p.getDiagrams().size());
assertEquals(sizeMembers, p.getMembers().size());
}
/*
* @see org.argouml.uml.ui.behavior.state_machines.ActionNewEvent#createEvent(
* java.lang.Object)
*/
protected Object createEvent(Object ns) {
return Model.getStateMachinesFactory().buildChangeEvent(ns);
}
/**
* Parse user input for state bodies and assign the individual lines to according actions or
* transitions. The user input consists of multiple lines like:
*
* <pre>
* action-label / action-expression
* </pre>
*
* or the format of a regular transition - see parseTransition().
*
* <p>"action-label" stands for one of "entry", "do" and "exit". The words "entry", "do" and
* "exit" are case-independent.
*
* @param st The State object.
* @param s The string to parse.
* @throws ParseException when there is a syntax problem, e.g. non-matching brackets () or []
*/
protected void parseStateBody(Object st, String s) throws ParseException {
boolean foundEntry = false;
boolean foundExit = false;
boolean foundDo = false;
/* Generate all the existing internal transitions,
* so that we can compare them as text with the newly entered ones.
*/
ModelElementInfoList internalsInfo =
new ModelElementInfoList(Model.getFacade().getInternalTransitions(st));
StringTokenizer lines = new StringTokenizer(s, "\n\r");
while (lines.hasMoreTokens()) {
String line = lines.nextToken().trim();
/* Now let's check if the new line is already present in
* the old list of internal transitions; if it is, then
* mark the old one to be retained (i.e. do not create a new one),
* if it isn't, continue with parsing:
*/
if (!internalsInfo.checkRetain(line)) {
if (line.toLowerCase().startsWith("entry") && line.substring(5).trim().startsWith("/")) {
parseStateEntryAction(st, line);
foundEntry = true;
} else if (line.toLowerCase().startsWith("exit")
&& line.substring(4).trim().startsWith("/")) {
parseStateExitAction(st, line);
foundExit = true;
} else if (line.toLowerCase().startsWith("do")
&& line.substring(2).trim().startsWith("/")) {
parseStateDoAction(st, line);
foundDo = true;
} else {
Object t = Model.getStateMachinesFactory().buildInternalTransition(st);
if (t == null) {
continue;
}
/* TODO: If the next line trows an exception, then what
* do we do with the remainder of the
* parsed/to be parsed lines?
*/
/* TODO: Is this a good way of handling nested notation?
* The following fails the tests:
* new TransitionNotationUml(t).parse(line);
*/
new TransitionNotationUml(t).parseTransition(t, line);
/* Add this new one, and mark it to be retained: */
internalsInfo.add(t, true);
}
}
}
if (!foundEntry) {
delete(Model.getFacade().getEntry(st));
}
if (!foundExit) {
delete(Model.getFacade().getExit(st));
}
if (!foundDo) {
delete(Model.getFacade().getDoActivity(st));
}
/* Process the final list of internal transitions,
* and hook it to the state:
*/
Model.getStateMachinesHelper().setInternalTransitions(st, internalsInfo.finalisedList());
}