Crossfire JXClient, Trunk  R20561
DialogOpenCommand.java
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22 package com.realtime.crossfire.jxclient.gui.commands;
23 
27 import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;
28 
33 public class DialogOpenCommand implements GUICommand {
34 
38  @NotNull
40 
44  @NotNull
45  private final String dialog;
46 
52  public DialogOpenCommand(@NotNull final CommandCallback commandCallback, @NotNull final String dialog) {
53  this.commandCallback = commandCallback;
54  this.dialog = dialog;
55  }
56 
60  @Override
61  public boolean canExecute() {
62  return true;
63  }
64 
68  @Override
69  public void execute() {
70  commandCallback.openDialog(dialog);
71  }
72 
73 }
DialogOpenCommand(@NotNull final CommandCallback commandCallback, @NotNull final String dialog)
Creates a new instance.
void openDialog(@NotNull String dialog)
Opens a dialog.
final CommandCallback commandCallback
The CommandCallback to use.
Combines a list of GUIElements to for a gui.
Definition: Gui.java:43
boolean canExecute()
Returns whether this command may be executed.whether this command may be executed ...
Interface that defines callback functions needed by commands.
void execute()
Executes the command.Does nothing if called while canExecute() returnsfalse .