import javax.swing.JLabel;


/**
 * Demo that shows how to use the {@link Listmaker} as a Dialog.
 * 
 * @author <a href="http://www.crans.org/~raffo">Daniele Raffo</a> 
 */
public class ListmakerDialogDemo {
	
		public static void main(String[] args) {
			
			Object[] result = Listmaker.showListmakerDialog(
					null, 
					new JLabel("Make a list of tea flavours to serve"), 
					"Listmaker Dialog Demo", 
					new String[] {"Earl Grey",
                                  "English Breakfast",
                                  "Darjeeling",
                                  "Java Green",
                                  "Lapsang Souchong",
                                  "Marco Polo",
                                  "Thé au Sahara",
                                  "Thé de Lune",
                                  "Thé de Noël",
                                  "Buddha Bleu"},
                    null,
                    true, 
                    Listmaker.SORT_LIST1);
			
			System.out.printf(getSelection(result));
		}

		
		public static String getSelection(Object[] selection) {
			
			StringBuffer buf;
			if (selection == null) buf = new StringBuffer("You canceled your selection.");
			else {
				if (selection.length == 0) buf = new StringBuffer("You have selected nothing.");
				else {
					buf = new StringBuffer("You have selected:\n   " + selection[0]);
					int i = 1;
					while (i < selection.length) buf.append(", " + selection[i++]);
					buf.append(".");
				}			
			}
			return buf.toString();
		}

		
}