source: tmcsimulator/trunk/src/tmcsim/client/cadscreens/TO_RoutedMessage.java @ 2

package tmcsim.client.cadscreens;





import javax.swing.text.Document;



import tmcsim.cadmodels.CADRoutedMessage;

import tmcsim.cadmodels.RoutedMessageModel;

import tmcsim.client.cadscreens.view.CADMainView;

import tmcsim.common.CADEnums.TEXT_STYLES;



/**

 * TO_RoutedMessage is the view component to the RoutedMessageModel

 * model object.  The screen is shown when the user views a queued message.

 * When the class is instantiated with reference to the model data and 

 * document, string and style pairs are added to the view document.  

 * This class extends from the CADMainView object, which

 * contains the common methods and data needed for display and user

 * interaction.  

 *

 * @see RoutedMessageModel

 * @author Matthew Cechini 

 * @version $Revision: 1.4 $ $Date: 2009/04/17 16:27:45 $

 */

public class TO_RoutedMessage extends CADMainView {



    /** Instance of the model, containing the message data for this view class. */

    private RoutedMessageModel theModel;

    

    /**

     * Constructor. Initializes the screen with the appropriate formatted text.

     *

     * @param newModel The model data object.

     * @param viewdoc  The Document object used for displaying the model data.

     */

    public TO_RoutedMessage(RoutedMessageModel newModel, Document viewDoc) {

        super(viewDoc);

        

        theModel    = newModel;     

        

        initialize();

    }   

    

    

    /**

     * This method initializes the screen's Document object with 

     * text and style pairs to create the correct screen format.

     */

    private void initialize() { 

        

        CADRoutedMessage displayMessage = theModel.getCurrentMessage();

        

        addDocElement("FROM POS " +  displayMessage.fromPosition

                + "     MESSAGE      " + "TO POS " 

                + displayMessage.toPosition + "\n", TEXT_STYLES.CYAN);

                        



        addDocElement(displayMessage.message + "\n",

                TEXT_STYLES.CYAN);

        

    }

}