Yes, they were both good suggestions. the next question is when I zoom the canvas, the objects that i want to remain static are not affected by the zooming but, they move, this is caused by the zooming of the canvas, but how would I offset the movement of the items?
Philip
On 5/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi Philip,
"philip zuniga" <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote on 05/11/2006 11:14:56 AM:
> A few days ago, I asked how I would be able to set the value of the
scroll to
> a certain value, and Thomas (the ever dependeble one), told me that I
should
> use the affine transform of the canvas, so, I added the following codes,
>
> (x is the value i want for the canvas)
> AffineTransform at = canvas.getRenderingTransform();
> AffineTransform t = AffineTransform.getTranslateInstance(x, 0);
> t.concatenate( at );
> canvas.setRenderingTransform( t );
> and, ofcourse, what happened is that my canvas got translated x units,
but
> the scroll remained in its position. How would I make the horzontal
scroll to
> move to the value x?
It should have moved when the canvas moved. It listens for
GvtRenderingCompleted events (fired when the rendering transform changes)
and recalculates it's scrollbar positions.
> And another one, my Boss, wants me to create a functionality where I
would
> zoom the JSVGCanvas ( I also use the process similar above), but he want
me to
> keep some of the SVG items in the canvas to remain static (not affected
by
> zooming), is this possible?
Steiner's answer on this is a pretty good one.
The other option is to put the zoomy bits in a group
or SVG element and adjust the transform on that group/svg
element rather than adjusting the canvas's rendering transform...
Of course you loose the JSVGScrollPane that way.
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