Java Code Examples for ghidra.framework.plugintool.PluginTool#getToolEventNames()

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Example 1
Source File: ToolManagerImpl.java    From ghidra with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
@Override
public PluginTool[] getProducerTools() {
	ArrayList<PluginTool> producers = new ArrayList<>(TYPICAL_NUM_TOOLS);
	PluginTool[] runningTools = getRunningTools();
	for (PluginTool tool : runningTools) {
		if (tool.getToolEventNames().length > 0) {
			producers.add(tool);
		}
	}
	PluginTool[] tools = new PluginTool[producers.size()];
	return producers.toArray(tools);
}
Example 2
Source File: ToolConnectionPanel.java    From ghidra with Apache License 2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
/**
 * Tool was added to the workspace; update the display.
 * @param tool tool added
 */
void toolAdded(PluginTool tool) {
	String[] consumedEvents = tool.getConsumedToolEventNames();
	String[] producedEvents = tool.getToolEventNames();
	if (consumedEvents.length > 0) {
		consumerModel.addElement(tool);
	}
	if (producedEvents.length > 0) {
		producerModel.addElement(tool);
	}
	validate();
}
Example 3
Source File: ConnectToolsTest.java    From ghidra with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
@Test
public void testConnectTools() throws Exception {

	PluginTool producer = new DummyTool("ProducerTool");
	PluginTool consumer = new DummyTool("ConsumerTool");

	ToolConnection tc;
	String eventName = null;
	//
	// TEST 1: connect the tools for both events specified
	//

	ToolManager tm = project.getToolManager();
	//
	// setup the tools to connect
	//
	String[] eventNames = producer.getToolEventNames();
	String[] consumedNames = consumer.getConsumedToolEventNames();
	if (eventNames.length == 0 || consumedNames.length == 0 ||
		(eventName = canConnectTools(eventNames, consumedNames)) == null) {
		Assert.fail("Connect Tools Failed: no event names for connection");
	}

	//
	// connect the tools with good event name
	//
	tc = tm.getConnection(producer, consumer);
	tc.connect(eventName);
	if (!tc.isConnected(eventName)) {
		Assert.fail("Connect Tools Failed: " + producer.getName() + " and " +
			consumer.getName() + " failed to CONNECT for event: " + eventName);
	}

	//
	// connect the tools with a bad event name to make sure they don't connect
	//
	try {
		tc.connect(BAD_EVENT_NAME);
	}
	catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
		// don't do anything since we expect to get an exception here
	}
	if (tc.isConnected(BAD_EVENT_NAME)) {
		Assert.fail("Connect Tools Failed: " + producer.getName() + " and " +
			consumer.getName() + " conncted for BAD EVENT");
	}

	//
	// TEST 2: now disconnect the tools for a goodEventName, since the framework doesn't
	// do anything for disconnecting tools for events they are not connected by
	//
	tc.disconnect(eventName);
	// verify the tools are now disconnected
	if (tc.isConnected(eventName)) {
		Assert.fail("Connect Tools Failed: " + producer.getName() + " and " +
			consumer.getName() + " failed to DISCONNECT for event: " + eventName);
	}
}