Examples of AutonomousSite

diva.canvas.connector.AutonomousSite
A site that is not attached to a figure. Autonomous sites are useful in building editors in which connectors can be reshaped or reconnected, as the connector can be attached to an autonomous site and then the autonomous site moved. Because sites must be located in a transform context, the constructor of autonomous sites requires that a transform context be supplied. For convenience, there are other constructors that accept a figures or pane, and use the transform context of that object. @version $Id: AutonomousSite.java,v 1.8 2005/07/08 19:54:48 cxh Exp $ @author John Reekie

Examples of diva.canvas.connector.AutonomousSite

        FigureLayer layer = _controller.getGraphPane().getForegroundLayer();
        Site headSite;
        Site tailSite;


        // Temporary sites.  One of these will get blown away later.
        headSite = new AutonomousSite(layer, x, y);
        tailSite = new AutonomousSite(layer, x, y);


        // Render the edge.
        Connector c = render(edge, layer, tailSite, headSite);


        try {

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Examples of diva.canvas.connector.AutonomousSite

                FigureLayer layer = getGraphPane().getForegroundLayer();
                Site headSite;
                Site tailSite;


                // Temporary sites.  One of these will get blown away later.
                headSite = new AutonomousSite(layer, event.getLayerX(), event
                        .getLayerY());
                tailSite = new AutonomousSite(layer, event.getLayerX(), event
                        .getLayerY());


                // Render the edge.
                Connector c = getEdgeController(link).render(link, layer,
                        tailSite, headSite);

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Examples of diva.canvas.connector.AutonomousSite

                FigureLayer layer = getGraphPane().getForegroundLayer();
                Site headSite;
                Site tailSite;


                // Temporary sites.  One of these will get removed later.
                headSite = new AutonomousSite(layer, event.getLayerX(), event
                        .getLayerY());
                tailSite = new AutonomousSite(layer, event.getLayerX(), event
                        .getLayerY());


                // Render the edge.
                Connector c = getEdgeController(link).render(link, layer,
                        tailSite, headSite);

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