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Package jpicedt.graphic.view

Document appearance.

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Interface Summary
Highlighter a view dedicated to painting an Element's highlighter, e.g.
HighlighterFactory A factory to create a Highlighter for a given Element.
View a View is a graphic representation of a Element.
ViewConstants Useful constants for implementation of the View and Highlighter interfaces.
ViewFactory A factory to create a View for a given Element.
 

Class Summary
AbstractView Abstract implementation that provide some basic common behaviours for View's.
CompositeView a CompositeView is a graphic representation of a BranchElement
DefaultHighlighterFactory This is the default factory used to create a Highlighter for a given Element.
DefaultViewFactory This is the default factory used to create a View for a given Element ; should be used when one wants to render all Element's attributes ; otherwise subclass with your own ViewFactory and override : createView : simply return your own View for some or all Element's (then call super.createView) factory methods, e.g.
HitInfo A HitInfo encapsulates information related to a mouse click that occured on a particular area of an Element.
HitInfo.Composite Represent a particular type of Hit that occured on a child of a branch-element, when one whants to specify both the element and its child.
HitInfo.EnvelopeStroke Deprecated. use HighlighterStroke instead
HitInfo.HighlighterStroke Represent a Hit that occured on the stroke of a highlighter (eg tangents of a PicSmoothPolygon).
HitInfo.Interior Represent a Hit that occured on the interior of a Element
HitInfo.Point Represent a Hit that occured on one or several Element's control-points, the latter case occuring necessarily iff some control-points are identical.
HitInfo.Stroke Represent a Hit that occured on an Element.
HitInfo.Text Represent a Hit that occured on some interior area of a TextEditable.
 

Package jpicedt.graphic.view Description

Document appearance. Classes in this package, in particular ViewFactory's, may be subclassed to fit the requirement of a particular format, for instance EEPIC.

Since:
PicEdt 1.3

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