org.lyra.Interface
Class StatisticsAndFunctionsDialog.Interact

java.lang.Object
  org.lyra.Interface.StatisticsAndFunctionsDialog.Interact

Enclosing class:

StatisticsAndFunctionsDialog

private class StatisticsAndFunctionsDialog.Interact
extends java.lang.Object

Provides a separation of code and interface. This specific instance contains elements necessary to establish the state.

Author:

Martin Foster

Field Summary

private java.lang.Integer	nColumns
private java.text.NumberFormat	nFormat

Constructor Summary

StatisticsAndFunctionsDialog.Interact()
Stub Constructor.

Method Summary

int	fetchColumns() In order to reserve space for the written elements, we establish the amount of columns the element will take.
private java.lang.String	formatElapsed(java.lang.String time) Format a string based on a large number that needs to be split into the individual components.
private java.lang.String	formatEpoch(java.lang.String epoch) Will take an Epoch date and transform it into a human readable format.
void	setState() Establishes the base information components used for the dialog itself.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

nFormat

private java.text.NumberFormat nFormat

nColumns

private java.lang.Integer nColumns

Constructor Detail

StatisticsAndFunctionsDialog.Interact

public StatisticsAndFunctionsDialog.Interact()

Stub Constructor.

Method Detail

formatElapsed

private java.lang.String formatElapsed(java.lang.String time)

Format a string based on a large number that needs to be split into the individual components.

Parameters:

time - String containing elapsed time.

Returns:

String formatted with elapsed time.

formatEpoch

private java.lang.String formatEpoch(java.lang.String epoch)

Will take an Epoch date and transform it into a human readable format.

Parameters:

epoch - String containing the epoch time in seconds.

Returns:

String formatted for human readable dates.

fetchColumns

public int fetchColumns()

In order to reserve space for the written elements, we establish the amount of columns the element will take.

Returns:

Integer containing the amount of columns to expect.

setState

public void setState()

Establishes the base information components used for the dialog itself. Elements such as enabled/disabled commands and so forth.