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package org.eclipse.jem.internal.proxy.remote;
/*
*/
import org.eclipse.jem.internal.proxy.core.*;
import org.eclipse.jem.internal.proxy.common.remote.Commands;
/**
* Remote Implementation of IBeanTypePRoxy for Float.class
* Creation date: (2/6/00 9:01:40 AM)
* @author: Joe Winchester
*/
final class REMFloatClassBeanTypeProxy extends REMAbstractNumberBeanTypeProxy {
// Some values are cache'd for speed
private final INumberBeanProxy zeroProxy;
/**
* REMIntegerBeanTypeProxy constructor comment.
* @param aClass java.lang.Class
*/
REMFloatClassBeanTypeProxy(REMProxyFactoryRegistry aRegistry, IBeanTypeProxy numberType) {
super(aRegistry, new Integer(Commands.FLOAT_CLASS), Float.class.getName(), numberType);
// Create the cached values
zeroProxy = new REMFloatClassBeanProxy(aRegistry, new Float(0F));
}
/**
* Helper to create a bean proxy
* Package protected because everyone should go through the factory API
* that is defined as part of IBeanProxyFactory
*/
INumberBeanProxy createFloatBeanProxy(Float aFloat) {
return (aFloat.floatValue() != 0F) ?
new REMFloatClassBeanProxy(fRegistry, aFloat) : zeroProxy;
}
/**
* Generic way to create an Float proxy, however, the Number must be a Float.
*/
protected INumberBeanProxy createNumberBeanProxy(Number aNumber) {
return createFloatBeanProxy((Float) aNumber);
}
/**
* newInstance method. Number's don't have a default ctor, so the standard way won't work.
* Return the zero proxy for this case.
*/
public IBeanProxy newInstance() {
return zeroProxy;
}
/**
* Create a new bean proxy the ValueObject passed in.
* We will assume the object is correct type.
*/
public IBeanProxy newBeanProxy(Commands.ValueObject value) {
return createFloatBeanProxy(new Float(value.aFloat));
}
}