public class DragHandle extends AbstractHandle
Usually, DragHandle is not needed, because of the
DragTracker
in the |@code SelectionTool}. Use a (subclass of) DragHandle, if you want
to implement figure specific drag behavior. A CompositeFigure can
create DragHandles for all its child figures, to support dragging
of child figures without having to decompose the CompositeFigure.
listenerList, view| Constructor and Description |
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DragHandle(Figure owner)
Creates a new instance.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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protected java.awt.Rectangle |
basicGetBounds() |
boolean |
contains(java.awt.Point p)
Tests if a point is contained in the handle.
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void |
draw(java.awt.Graphics2D g)
Draws nothing.
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java.awt.Cursor |
getCursor()
Returns a cursor for the handle.
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void |
trackEnd(java.awt.Point anchor,
java.awt.Point lead,
int modifiersEx)
Tracks the end of the interaction.
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void |
trackStart(java.awt.Point anchor,
int modifiersEx)
Tracks the start of the interaction.
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void |
trackStep(java.awt.Point anchor,
java.awt.Point lead,
int modifiersEx)
Tracks a step of the interaction.
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addHandleListener, areaInvalidated, attributeChanged, createSecondaryHandles, dispose, drawCircle, drawDiamond, drawRectangle, figureAdded, figureChanged, figureHandlesChanged, figureRemoved, figureRequestRemove, fireAreaInvalidated, fireHandleRequestRemove, fireHandleRequestSecondaryHandles, fireUndoableEditHappened, getBounds, getDrawingArea, getEditor, getHandlesize, getOwner, getToolTipText, getView, invalidate, isCombinableWith, keyPressed, keyReleased, keyTyped, removeHandleListener, setToolTipText, setView, trackDoubleClick, updateBounds, viewTransformChangedpublic DragHandle(Figure owner)
public void draw(java.awt.Graphics2D g)
draw in interface Handledraw in class AbstractHandlepublic void trackStart(java.awt.Point anchor,
int modifiersEx)
Handleanchor - the position where the interaction startedpublic void trackStep(java.awt.Point anchor,
java.awt.Point lead,
int modifiersEx)
Handleanchor - the position where the interaction startedlead - the current positionpublic void trackEnd(java.awt.Point anchor,
java.awt.Point lead,
int modifiersEx)
Handleanchor - the position where the interaction startedlead - the current positionpublic boolean contains(java.awt.Point p)
Handlecontains in interface Handlecontains in class AbstractHandleprotected java.awt.Rectangle basicGetBounds()
basicGetBounds in class AbstractHandlepublic java.awt.Cursor getCursor()
getCursor in interface HandlegetCursor in class AbstractHandle