function inspect(varargin)
%INSPECT Open the inspector and inspect object properties
%
%   INSPECT (h) edits all properties of the given object whose handle is h,
%   using a property-sheet-like interface.
%   INSPECT ([h1, h2]) edits both objects h1 and h2; any number of objects
%   can be edited this way.  If you edit two or more objects of different
%   types, the inspector might not be able to show any properties in common.
%   INSPECT with no argument launches a blank inspector window.
%
%   Note that "INSPECT h" edits the string 'h', not the object whose
%   handle is h.

%   Copyright 1984-2004 The MathWorks, Inc.
%   $Revision: 1.6.4.3 $

% error out if there is insufficient java support on this platform
  error(javachk('jvm', 'The Property Inspector'));

  import com.mathworks.ide.inspector.Inspector;

  switch nargin
    
   case 0
    % Show the inspector.
    Inspector.activateInspector;
    
   case 1
    obj = varargin{1};
    hdl = obj(ishandle(obj) & ~isjava(obj));
    if ~isempty(hdl)
      len = length(hdl);
      if len == 1
        if (length(obj) == 1) && ...
              strcmp(get(classhandle(handle(obj)),'Handle'),'off')
          % obj has value semantics so do not make a copy that was
          % made from hdl = obj(...)
          obj = requestJavaAdapter(obj);
        else
          obj = requestJavaAdapter(hdl);
        end
        Inspector.inspectObject(obj);
      else
        obj = requestJavaAdapter(hdl);
        Inspector.inspectObjectArray(obj);
      end
      hobj = handle(hdl);
      
      % listen to when the object gets deleted and remove 
      % from inspector. A persistent variable is used since 
      % the inspector is a singleton. If we do go away from
      % a singleton then this will have to be stored elsewhere.
      persistent deleteListener;
      deleteListener = handle.listener(hobj, 'ObjectBeingDestroyed', ...
                                       {@objectRemoved, obj, Inspector.getInspector.getRegistry});
      
    else
      Inspector.inspectObject(obj);
    end
    
   otherwise
    % bug -- need to make java adapters for multiple arguments
    Inspector.inspectObjectArray(varargin);
    
  end


function objectRemoved(hSrc, event, obj, objRegistry)
import com.mathworks.ide.inspector.Inspector;

objRegistry.setSelected({obj}, 0);