Class Document

Java/Debugger/src/edu/umich/soar/debugger/doc/Document.java:48–1317

This class represents the soar process. Debugger windows register here for interesting events sent to/from the soar process.

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public class Document implements Kernel.AgentEventInterface,
        Kernel.SystemEventInterface
{
    public static final String kCreateNewWindowProperty = "Agent.CreateNewWindow";

    public static final String kCloseOnDestroyProperty = "Agent.CloseOnDestroy";

    private static final String kConnectionName = "java-debugger";

    /**
     * This list of versions will be checked, in order from first to last, when
     * looking for settings to copy. This only comes into play on the first
     * launch of a new version of the debugger
     */
    /**
     * There's no need to have this list get too long--3 versions should be
     * plenty. If we change the layout/properties in a way that's not backwards
     * compatible, need to clear this list.
     **/
    public static final String[] kPrevVersions = new String[] { "9_0_1",
            "8_6_3" };

    /**
     * This object is used to get strings for Soar commands in a version
     * independent way
     */
    private SoarCommands m_SoarCommands = new SoarCommands();

    /**
     * The properties for this application (holds user preferences). Version
     * specific with debugger releases (or using an older version of debugger
     * could conflict)
     */
    protected AppProperties m_AppProperties;

    /**
     * The list of all modules (types of debugger windows) that exist. This is a
     * list of types, not a list of window instances.
     */
    private ModuleList m_ModuleList = new ModuleList();

    private SoarChangeGenerator m_SoarChangeGenerator = new SoarChangeGenerator();

    /**
     * Stores the pointer to the Soar kernel we are currently interacting with
     * (can be local to this process or remote)
     */
    private Kernel m_Kernel = null;

    /**
     * True if we are working with a remote kernel (not running inside our
     * editor but in another process)
     */
    private boolean m_IsRemote = false;

    /** True if we are shutting down the current connection */
    private boolean m_IsStopping = false;