/// <summary>
/// Constructor. </summary>
/// <param name="dataset"> the dataset containing the data to show in the form. </param>
/// <param name="editable"> whether the data on the gui can be edited or not. </param>
public StateMod_RiverNetworkNode_JFrame(StateMod_DataSet dataset, StateMod_RiverNetworkNode node, bool editable) : base("")
{
JGUIUtil.setIcon(this, JGUIUtil.getIconImage());
StateMod_GUIUtil.setTitle(this, dataset, "River Network Nodes", null);
__dataset = dataset;
__riverNetworkNodeComponent = __dataset.getComponentForComponentType(StateMod_DataSet.COMP_RIVER_NETWORK);
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @SuppressWarnings("unchecked") java.util.List<StateMod_RiverNetworkNode> riverNetworkNodesList = (java.util.List<StateMod_RiverNetworkNode>)__riverNetworkNodeComponent.getData();
IList <StateMod_RiverNetworkNode> riverNetworkNodesList = (IList <StateMod_RiverNetworkNode>)__riverNetworkNodeComponent.getData();
__riverNetworkNodesVector = riverNetworkNodesList;
int size = __riverNetworkNodesVector.Count;
StateMod_RiverNetworkNode r = null;
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++)
{
r = (StateMod_RiverNetworkNode)__riverNetworkNodesVector[i];
r.createBackup();
}
string id = node.getID();
int index = StateMod_Util.locateIndexFromID(id, __riverNetworkNodesVector);
__editable = editable;
setupGUI(index);
}
