Examples of ptolemy.gui.Query.addChoice()

ptolemy.gui.Query.addChoice()
Create an uneditable choice menu. @param name The name used to identify the entry (when calling get). @param label The label to attach to the entry. @param values The list of possible choices. @param defaultChoice Default choice.

                Argument argument = (Argument) arguments.next();
                argumentNames[index++] = argument.getName();
            }


            Query query = new Query();
            query.addChoice("delete", "Argument to delete", argumentNames,
                    null, false);


            ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(_owner,
                    "Delete a argument for " + _target.getFullName(), query,
                    null);

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                    attributeNames[index++] = ((Attribute) parameter).getName();
                }
            }


            Query query = new Query();
            query.addChoice("delete", "Parameter to delete", attributeNames,
                    null, false);


            ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(_owner,
                    "Delete a parameter for " + _target.getFullName(), query,
                    null);

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            }
        }


        choices[0] = "none";
        query.setTextWidth(20);
        query.addChoice("choice",
                "Choose a data set, then drag the right mouse button", choices,
                choices[0]);


        ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(this, "Select dataset",
                query);

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                    choiceNames[count] = entity.getName();
                    choiceClasses[count++] = entity.getClass().getName();
                }
            }


            query
                    .addChoice("Class", "Class", choiceNames, choiceNames[0],
                            true);


            // FIXME: Need a frame owner for first arg.
            // Perhaps calling getController(), which returns a GraphController

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                choices[i] = ((Nameable) refinements[i]).getName();
            }


            // Open a dialog to get the refinement name and class.
            Query query = new Query();
            query.addChoice("Refinement", "Refinement", choices, choices[0],
                    false);


            // FIXME: Need a frame owner for first arg.
            // Perhaps calling getController(), which returns a GraphController
            // will be a good start.

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                    if (!name.equals("default")) {
                        caseNames[i] = name;
                        i++;
                    }
                }
                query.addChoice("case", "Remove case", caseNames, caseNames[0]);
                ComponentDialog dialog = new ComponentDialog(
                        CaseGraphFrame.this, "Remove Case", query);
                if (dialog.buttonPressed().equals("OK")) {
                    final String name = query.getStringValue("case");
                    String moml = "<deleteEntity name=\""

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                    choiceNames[count] = entity.getName();
                    choiceClasses[count++] = entity.getClass().getName();
                }
            }


            query
                    .addChoice("Class", "Class", choiceNames, choiceNames[0],
                            true);


            // FIXME: Need a frame owner for first arg.
            // Perhaps calling getController(), which returns a GraphController

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                choices[i] = ((Nameable) refinements[i]).getName();
            }


            // Open a dialog to get the refinement name and class.
            Query query = new Query();
            query.addChoice("Refinement", "Refinement", choices, choices[0],
                    false);


            // FIXME: Need a frame owner for first arg.
            // Perhaps calling getController(), which returns a GraphController
            // will be a good start.

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