Reading ...
> I'm trying to work out whether updating the example will make it work
> with the changed JMapPane code, but I'm a bit lost in the new Layer
> code.
Okay - my goal was to make it exactly the same (but this time with a set class
for each kind of layer - rather than a bunch of magic methods).
> In the example, the style of the single layer is updated when a new feature
> selection is made:
>
> mapFrame.getMapContext().getLayer(0).setStyle(style);
> mapFrame.getMapPane().repaint();
Okay.
> I see that getLayer returns a deprecated DefaultMapLayer object.
> However, I can't update the example to use the new MapContent.layers()
> method because there doesn't seem to be a setStyle method (?)
Interesting; I would expect you are working with a FeatureLayer (so something
like the following).
MapContent content = mapFrame.getMapContext();
if( content.layers().get(0) instanceof FeatureLayer ){
FeatureLayer selectionLayer = (FeatureLayer) content.layers().get(0);
selectLayer.setStyle( style );
}
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