30 import java.util.function.Function;
31
32 /**
33 *
34 * The class contains key-value pairs (elements) where keys are "displayable" keys
35 * which the IDE can display/choose and values are "identifier" values which can be stored
36 * in parameters' map.
37 *
38 * For instance the Mac has a predefined set of categories which can be applied
39 * to LSApplicationCategoryType which is required for the mac app store.
40 *
41 * The following example illustrates a simple usage of the MAC_CATEGORY parameter
42 *
43 * Set<String> keys = MAC_CATEGORY.getDisplayableKeys();
44 *
45 * String key = getLastValue(keys); // get last value for example
46 *
47 * String value = MAC_CATEGORY.getValueForDisplayableKey(key);
48 * params.put(MAC_CATEGORY.getID(), value);
49 *
50 */
51 public class EnumeratedBundlerParam<T> extends BundlerParamInfo<T> {
52 //Not sure if this is the correct order, my idea is that from and IDE's perspective
53 //the string to display to the user is the key and then the value is some type of
54 //object (although probably a String in most cases)
55 private Map<String, T> elements;
56 private boolean strict;
57
58 public EnumeratedBundlerParam(String name,
59 String description,
60 String id,
61 Class<T> valueType,
62 Function<Map<String, ? super Object>, T> defaultValueFunction,
63 BiFunction<String, Map<String, ? super Object>, T> stringConverter,
64 Map<String, T> elements,
65 boolean strict) {
66 this.name = name;
67 this.description = description;
68 this.id = id;
69 this.valueType = valueType;
70 this.defaultValueFunction = defaultValueFunction;
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30 import java.util.function.Function;
31
32 /**
33 *
34 * The class contains key-value pairs (elements) where keys are "displayable" keys
35 * which the IDE can display/choose and values are "identifier" values which can be stored
36 * in parameters' map.
37 *
38 * For instance the Mac has a predefined set of categories which can be applied
39 * to LSApplicationCategoryType which is required for the mac app store.
40 *
41 * The following example illustrates a simple usage of the MAC_CATEGORY parameter
42 *
43 * Set<String> keys = MAC_CATEGORY.getDisplayableKeys();
44 *
45 * String key = getLastValue(keys); // get last value for example
46 *
47 * String value = MAC_CATEGORY.getValueForDisplayableKey(key);
48 * params.put(MAC_CATEGORY.getID(), value);
49 *
50 * @Deprecated
51 */
52 @Deprecated
53 public class EnumeratedBundlerParam<T> extends BundlerParamInfo<T> {
54 //Not sure if this is the correct order, my idea is that from and IDE's perspective
55 //the string to display to the user is the key and then the value is some type of
56 //object (although probably a String in most cases)
57 private Map<String, T> elements;
58 private boolean strict;
59
60 public EnumeratedBundlerParam(String name,
61 String description,
62 String id,
63 Class<T> valueType,
64 Function<Map<String, ? super Object>, T> defaultValueFunction,
65 BiFunction<String, Map<String, ? super Object>, T> stringConverter,
66 Map<String, T> elements,
67 boolean strict) {
68 this.name = name;
69 this.description = description;
70 this.id = id;
71 this.valueType = valueType;
72 this.defaultValueFunction = defaultValueFunction;
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