ProcessorUI (gephi 0.9.3 API)

```
public interface ProcessorUI
```
Define processor settings user interface.
Declared in the system as services (i.e. singleton), the role of UI classes is to provide user interface to configure processors and remember last used settings if needed. User interface for processors are shown when the import report is closed and can access the container before the process started.
To be recognized by the system, implementations must just add the following annotation:
```
@ServiceProvider(service=ProcessorUI.class)
```
Author:

Mathieu Bastian

See Also:

Processor

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods
Modifier and Type	Method	Description
`JPanel`	`getPanel()`	Returns the processor settings panel.
`boolean`	`isUIFoProcessor(Processor processor)`	Returns `true` if this UI belongs to the given processor.
`boolean`	`isValid(Container[] containers)`	Returns `true` if the processor this UI represents is valid for `containers`.
`void`	`setup(Processor processor)`	Link the UI to the processor and therefore to settings values.
`void`	`unsetup()`	Notify UI the settings panel has been closed and that new values can be written.

- Method Detail
  - setup
```
void setup(Processor processor)
```
    Link the UI to the processor and therefore to settings values. This method is called after getPanel() to push settings.
    
    Parameters:
    
    processor - the processor that settings is to be set
  - getPanel
```
JPanel getPanel()
```
    Returns the processor settings panel.
    
    Returns:
    
    a settings panel, or null
  - unsetup
```
void unsetup()
```
    Notify UI the settings panel has been closed and that new values can be written.
  - isUIFoProcessor
```
boolean isUIFoProcessor(Processor processor)
```
    Returns true if this UI belongs to the given processor.
    
    Parameters:
    
    processor - the processor that has to be tested
    
    Returns:
    
    true if the UI is matching with processor, false otherwise.
  - isValid
```
boolean isValid(Container[] containers)
```
    Returns true if the processor this UI represents is valid for containers. Processors could be specific to some type of data and this method can provide this information.
    
    Parameters:
    
    containers - containers that are to be processed
    
    Returns:
    
    true if the processor this UI represents is valid for containers.