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* java-gnome, a UI library for writing GTK and GNOME programs from Java!
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* Copyright © 2007-2012 Operational Dynamics Consulting, Pty Ltd and Others
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* The code in this file, and the program it is a part of, is made available
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* to you by its authors as open source software: you can redistribute it
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* 2 ("GPL") as published by the Free Software Foundation.
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package org.gnome.unique;
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* Copied from the implementation in ResponseType.java
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import org.freedesktop.bindings.Constant;
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* Predefined commands that can be sent from one Application to another.
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* If one of these responses constants fits your needs, it is recommended that
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* If your needs require it, however, you can define your own responses codes
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* by extending this class. For example:
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* public class NinjaCommand extends Command
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* protected NinjaCommand(String nickname) {
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* public static final NinjaCommand HACK = new NinjaCommand("HACK");
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* public static final NinjaCommand SLASH = new NinjaCommand("SLASH");
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* public static final NinjaCommand BURN = new NinjaCommand("BURN");
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* @author Andrew Cowie
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* This implementation is identical to that used in our coverage GTK Dialogs
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* and their ResponseTypes. See that class for lots of detail.
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public class Command extends Constant
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private static int response;
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private Command(int ordinal, String nickname) {
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super(ordinal, nickname);
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* Constructor to let developer define their own Commands, if necessary.
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* Used mainly for debugging purposes. The String supplied
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* should match the name of the constant as declared in your
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* An unique ordinal is assigned automatically
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protected Command(String nickname) {
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super(response++, nickname);
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* It's not entirely necessary to have these here; we could just have
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* Dialog call the static methods in UniqueCommandOverride directly, but
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* the code seems a bit to have this as instance method here...
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return UniqueCommandOverride.numOf(this);
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* ... on the other hand, this is just clumsy, but it is at least
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* consistent with getResponseId() and likewise a bit cleaner.
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static Command constantFor(int ordinal) {
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return UniqueCommandOverride.enumFor(ordinal);
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* Generally interpreted to mean that the receiving instance should
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* {@link org.gnome.gtk.Window#present() present()} itself.
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public static final Command ACTIVATE = new Command(UniqueCommand.ACTIVATE, "ACTIVATE");
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public static final Command NEW = new Command(UniqueCommand.NEW, "NEW");
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public static final Command OPEN = new Command(UniqueCommand.OPEN, "OPEN");
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public static final Command CLOSE = new Command(UniqueCommand.CLOSE, "CLOSE");
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