Java Code Examples for docking.widgets.OptionDialog#PLAIN_MESSAGE
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Example 1
Source File: ProgramDiffPlugin.java From ghidra with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
private void displayStatus(JComponent parent, String title, String message, int dialogType) { Component parentComponent = parent; if (parentComponent == null) { parentComponent = tool.getToolFrame(); } switch (dialogType) { case OptionDialog.PLAIN_MESSAGE: Msg.showInfo(getClass(), parent, title, message); break; case OptionDialog.INFORMATION_MESSAGE: Msg.showInfo(getClass(), parent, title, message); break; case OptionDialog.WARNING_MESSAGE: Msg.showWarn(getClass(), parent, title, message); break; case OptionDialog.ERROR_MESSAGE: Msg.showError(getClass(), parent, title, message); break; } }
Example 2
Source File: DockingErrorDisplay.java From ghidra with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
private void displayMessage(MessageType messageType, ErrorLogger errorLogger, Object originator, Component parent, String title, Object message, Throwable throwable) { int dialogType = OptionDialog.PLAIN_MESSAGE; String messageString = message != null ? message.toString() : null; String rawMessage = HTMLUtilities.fromHTML(messageString); switch (messageType) { case INFO: dialogType = OptionDialog.INFORMATION_MESSAGE; consoleDisplay.displayInfoMessage(errorLogger, originator, parent, title, rawMessage); break; case WARNING: case ALERT: dialogType = OptionDialog.WARNING_MESSAGE; consoleDisplay.displayWarningMessage(errorLogger, originator, parent, title, rawMessage, throwable); break; case ERROR: consoleDisplay.displayErrorMessage(errorLogger, originator, parent, title, rawMessage, throwable); dialogType = OptionDialog.ERROR_MESSAGE; break; } showDialog(title, message, throwable, dialogType, messageString, getWindow(parent)); }