Constructor Detail

• ColorInterpolatorState

  public ColorInterpolatorState(SymbolTableData symbol,
                                Controller control)

Method Detail

• writeObject

  public void writeObject(DataOutput out)
                   throws IOException

  Description copied from class: SceneGraphObjectState
  DO NOT call symbolTable.addReference in writeObject as this (may) result in a concurrentModificationException. All references should be created in the constructor

  Overrides:

  writeObject in class InterpolatorState

  Throws:

  IOException

• readObject

  public void readObject(DataInput in)
                  throws IOException

  Overrides:

  readObject in class InterpolatorState

  Throws:

  IOException

• addSubReference

  public void addSubReference()

  Called when this component reference count is incremented. Allows this component to update the reference count of any components that it references.

  Overrides:

  addSubReference in class InterpolatorState

• buildGraph

  public void buildGraph()

  Description copied from class: SceneGraphObjectState
  Subclasses should processes their own buildGraph requirements BEFORE calling super.buildGraph(). This ensures that when restoreSceneGraphObjectReferences is called in user code our references have been resolved

  Overrides:

  buildGraph in class InterpolatorState

• createNode

  public SceneGraphObject createNode(Class j3dClass)

  Description copied from class: SceneGraphObjectState
  Create a new Java3D node from the supplied class using the parameterless constructor For Java3D nodes which do not have a default constructor you must overload this method and create the object using createNode( className, parameters ) This will correctly handle subclasses of Java3D classes

  Overrides:

  createNode in class SceneGraphObjectState

• createNode

  protected SceneGraphObject createNode()

  Description copied from class: SceneGraphObjectState
  Create a new Java3D node for this object. This method is ONLY used when the Java3D Class type matches the State type, ie this does NOT handle subclasses of Java3D. For Java3D subclasses use createNode( Class state) This method MUST be implemented by all State objects but is not abstract to allow for external subclassing

  Overrides:

  createNode in class SceneGraphObjectState