jfig.objects
Class FigTrigger

java.lang.Object
  jfig.objects.FigBaseobject
      jfig.objects.FigTrigger

All Implemented Interfaces:

FigDrawable, FigObject

public class FigTrigger

extends FigBaseobject

simple active (hyperlink) objects for jfig.

This class provides very simple and basic active objects for the jfig viewer. A FigTrigger objects is realized as a rectangle on the fixed layer 100 (very deep). However, unless explicitly selected, the trigger object will not be displayed. When the user clicks on the inside of this rectangle in the jfig viewer, the viewer will try to load a new FIG file, as specified by the basename/filename attributes of the FigTrigger.

Note that the jfig editor (ModularEditor) is able to create trigger objects, but it will not follow the hyperlinks. You will probably want to create and edit in ModularEditor, and test and debug with the Viewer, both open at the same time.

See Also:

ModularEditor, Viewer

Field Summary

(package private) java.lang.String	basename
(package private) java.lang.String	filename
(package private) boolean	visible
(package private) FillWrapper	wfill
(package private) LineWrapper	wline

Fields inherited from class jfig.objects.FigBaseobject

attribs, bbox, comment, debug, painter, printer, sc_bbox, sc_bbox_timestamp, selected, showPoints, syncRedrawFlag, timestamp, trafo, x, y

Constructor Summary

FigTrigger(FigBbox bbox, int layer)
Basic constructor from bbox object.

FigTrigger(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2)
Basic trigger constructor from (x1,y1) to (x2,y2).

FigTrigger(int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, FigAttribs attribs, FigTrafo2D trafo, java.lang.String basename, java.lang.String filename)
Advanced constructor with full parameter set.

Method Summary

void	appendPoint(java.awt.Point wp) No, we cannot append, insert, or delete a Point in a trigger.
(package private) void	build_wfill() build the FillWrapper object to support efficient wc->sc transformation for filled rectangles.
(package private) void	build_wline() build the LineWrapper object to support efficient wc->sc transformation and 'fat' lines.
FigObject	copy() make a copy of this object and return the reference to the copy.
java.awt.Point	deletePoint(java.awt.Point wp) delete the Point with specified coords from our Point list.
java.lang.String	getBasename()
java.lang.String	getFilename()
java.lang.String	getLink() getLink(): get the current basename+filename
java.awt.Point[]	getMovePointNeighbors(java.awt.Point wp) getMovePointNeighbors( Point wp ): find the nearest Point of the trigger and return an array with the opposite corner, to allow the main editor correct rubberbanding.
java.awt.Point	getNearestPoint(java.awt.Point wp) return the point of this object nearest to Point wp, if any.
java.awt.Point[]	getNeighborPoints(java.awt.Point wp) get the two neighbor Points for the specified Point wp from our Point list.
java.awt.Point[]	getPoints() getPoints(): get bbox coordinates for this trigger
void	insertPoint(java.awt.Point wp, java.awt.Point wpnew) insert a Point wp into our Point list after Point wprev.
boolean	isClosed() return true if this object is 'closed' (polygon vs.
double	minDistance(java.awt.Point wp) return distance (currently Manhattan-distance) of the trigger corners to the reference point wp.
void	mirrorX(int mirror_x, int mirror_y) mirrorX(): implemented as a move( dx, 0 ).
void	mirrorY(int mirror_x, int mirror_y) mirrorX(): implemented as a move( 0, dy ).
void	move(int dx, int dy) move() this trigger.
void	movePoint(java.awt.Point wp, java.awt.Point wpnew) move a Point from position wp to new position wpnew
void	paint(java.awt.Graphics g) the paint() method
void	setLink(java.lang.String basename, java.lang.String filename) setLink(): set new basename and filename
void	setPoints(java.awt.Point[] wcp) setPoints(): Set new bbox coordinates for this trigger.
void	setTrafo(FigTrafo2D trafo) set a new transformation for this trigger.
void	setVisible(boolean v) setVisible(): specify whether the FigTrigger object is visible (during editing) or not (during normal usage)
boolean	supportsPointOps() yes, we support the point operations (actually, only movePoint).
java.lang.String	toString() toString() for debug purposes.
void	update(FigAttribs new_attribs) update(): Set the new trigger attributes: lineColor, lineStyle, fillColor, fillStyle, ...

Methods inherited from class jfig.objects.FigBaseobject

build_sc_bbox, canRotate, clonePoints, deselect, get_sc_bbox, getAttributes, getBbox, getComment, getLayer, getPosition, getSyncRedrawFlag, getText, getTimestamp, getTrafo, initialize, isSelected, isShowPoints, isVisible, isVisible, keyPressed, manhattan, message, minDistanceEuclid, numPoints, paint, paintSave, rebuild, reset_debug, rotate, scale, select, set_debug, setAttributes, setComment, setConsole, setObjectPainter, setSyncRedrawFlag, setText, showPoints, updateAttributes, writeAsResource

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

wline

LineWrapper wline

wfill

FillWrapper wfill

basename

java.lang.String basename

filename

java.lang.String filename

visible

boolean visible

Constructor Detail

FigTrigger

public FigTrigger(int x1,
                  int y1,
                  int x2,
                  int y2)

Basic trigger constructor from (x1,y1) to (x2,y2). Color is red, no fill.

FigTrigger

public FigTrigger(FigBbox bbox,
                  int layer)

Basic constructor from bbox object.

FigTrigger

public FigTrigger(int x1,
                  int y1,
                  int x2,
                  int y2,
                  FigAttribs attribs,
                  FigTrafo2D trafo,
                  java.lang.String basename,
                  java.lang.String filename)

Advanced constructor with full parameter set.

Method Detail

setVisible

public void setVisible(boolean v)

setVisible(): specify whether the FigTrigger object is visible (during editing) or not (during normal usage)

Specified by:

setVisible in interface FigObject

Overrides:

setVisible in class FigBaseobject

setLink

public void setLink(java.lang.String basename,
                    java.lang.String filename)

setLink(): set new basename and filename

getLink

public java.lang.String getLink()

getLink(): get the current basename+filename

getBasename

public java.lang.String getBasename()

getFilename

public java.lang.String getFilename()

build_wline

void build_wline()

build the LineWrapper object to support efficient wc->sc transformation and 'fat' lines.

build_wfill

void build_wfill()

build the FillWrapper object to support efficient wc->sc transformation for filled rectangles. Note that FillWrapper, when called with two Points only will automatically construct a rectangle to fill.

setTrafo

public void setTrafo(FigTrafo2D trafo)

set a new transformation for this trigger. This should only be called when the minimal constructor was used to build a FigTrigger.

Specified by:

setTrafo in interface FigObject

Overrides:

setTrafo in class FigBaseobject

getPoints

public java.awt.Point[] getPoints()

getPoints(): get bbox coordinates for this trigger

Specified by:

getPoints in interface FigObject

Overrides:

getPoints in class FigBaseobject

paint

public void paint(java.awt.Graphics g)

the paint() method

Specified by:

paint in interface FigObject

Overrides:

paint in class FigBaseobject

setPoints

public void setPoints(java.awt.Point[] wcp)

setPoints(): Set new bbox coordinates for this trigger.

Specified by:

setPoints in interface FigObject

Overrides:

setPoints in class FigBaseobject

update

public void update(FigAttribs new_attribs)

update(): Set the new trigger attributes: lineColor, lineStyle, fillColor, fillStyle, ...

Specified by:

update in interface FigObject

Overrides:

update in class FigBaseobject

copy

public FigObject copy()

make a copy of this object and return the reference to the copy.

Specified by:

copy in interface FigObject

Overrides:

copy in class FigBaseobject

move

public void move(int dx,
                 int dy)

move() this trigger.

Specified by:

move in interface FigObject

Overrides:

move in class FigBaseobject

mirrorX

public void mirrorX(int mirror_x,
                    int mirror_y)

mirrorX(): implemented as a move( dx, 0 ).

Specified by:

mirrorX in interface FigObject

Overrides:

mirrorX in class FigBaseobject

mirrorY

public void mirrorY(int mirror_x,
                    int mirror_y)

mirrorX(): implemented as a move( 0, dy ).

Specified by:

mirrorY in interface FigObject

Overrides:

mirrorY in class FigBaseobject

supportsPointOps

public boolean supportsPointOps()

yes, we support the point operations (actually, only movePoint).

Specified by:

supportsPointOps in interface FigObject

Overrides:

supportsPointOps in class FigBaseobject

isClosed

public boolean isClosed()

Description copied from interface: FigObject

return true if this object is 'closed' (polygon vs. polyline, etc)

Specified by:

isClosed in interface FigObject

Overrides:

isClosed in class FigBaseobject

appendPoint

public void appendPoint(java.awt.Point wp)

No, we cannot append, insert, or delete a Point in a trigger. Therefore, these functions just return without doing anything.

(To support these operations, we might convert the FigTrigger automatically into a polygon. But currently I don't want this.)

Specified by:

appendPoint in interface FigObject

Overrides:

appendPoint in class FigBaseobject

deletePoint

public java.awt.Point deletePoint(java.awt.Point wp)

Description copied from class: FigBaseobject

delete the Point with specified coords from our Point list.

Specified by:

deletePoint in interface FigObject

Overrides:

deletePoint in class FigBaseobject

insertPoint

public void insertPoint(java.awt.Point wp,
                        java.awt.Point wpnew)

Description copied from class: FigBaseobject

insert a Point wp into our Point list after Point wprev.

Specified by:

insertPoint in interface FigObject

Overrides:

insertPoint in class FigBaseobject

getMovePointNeighbors

public java.awt.Point[] getMovePointNeighbors(java.awt.Point wp)

getMovePointNeighbors( Point wp ): find the nearest Point of the trigger and return an array with the opposite corner, to allow the main editor correct rubberbanding.

Specified by:

getMovePointNeighbors in interface FigObject

Overrides:

getMovePointNeighbors in class FigBaseobject

movePoint

public void movePoint(java.awt.Point wp,
                      java.awt.Point wpnew)

Description copied from class: FigBaseobject

move a Point from position wp to new position wpnew

Specified by:

movePoint in interface FigObject

Overrides:

movePoint in class FigBaseobject

getNearestPoint

public java.awt.Point getNearestPoint(java.awt.Point wp)

Description copied from class: FigBaseobject

return the point of this object nearest to Point wp, if any.

Specified by:

getNearestPoint in interface FigObject

Overrides:

getNearestPoint in class FigBaseobject

getNeighborPoints

public java.awt.Point[] getNeighborPoints(java.awt.Point wp)

Description copied from class: FigBaseobject

get the two neighbor Points for the specified Point wp from our Point list.

Specified by:

getNeighborPoints in interface FigObject

Overrides:

getNeighborPoints in class FigBaseobject

minDistance

public double minDistance(java.awt.Point wp)

return distance (currently Manhattan-distance) of the trigger corners to the reference point wp. A point inside the trigger may have a large distance from this trigger.

Specified by:

minDistance in interface FigObject

Overrides:

minDistance in class FigBaseobject

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

toString() for debug purposes.

Specified by:

toString in interface FigObject

Overrides:

toString in class FigBaseobject