Hi, I recently added code for optimizing rendering to the current clip. If you get a recent biojava (preferably source-code - try cvs or the nightly builds), then you will see some new-in-1.4 code in the .gui.sequence package. Take a look at SymbolSequenceREnderer, arround line #117 for how to get the minimally visible range.
Matthew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Hi, > I have wrote a renderer for six frame view based on your > SixFrameRenderer, it can render a frame with the input > parameter: > moduloFrame > which could only be 0,1,2 for the different start base of translation. > strand > which stands for the positive or negtive strand. > I can get the expected effect of six lines of Amino arrays in zoom in > mode, > and different sticks drawed for stop codon in zoom out mode. > But if a sequence is very long, for example about 100k, > the scroll action in zoom in mode will be a bit slow. > I think that is probably because of the wholy repainting all the amino > strings, so I have tried getclip() function in the paint() method > ,but the improvement seemed to be not a satisfaction. > Any help would be greatly appreciated and would stop me pulling > anymore hair out! > Thanks. > Best Wishes ! > Hywang _______________________________________________ Biojava-l mailing list - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://biojava.org/mailman/listinfo/biojava-l
