not specifically. To do that, set up a callback for sync and then sync the
applet:
sync *;set syncMouse;set syncScript
set synccallback "yourCallbackFunctionName"
Then you will start getting messages when the user has zoomed either using
commands or using the mouse. You will have to parse those, looking
specifically for "zoom" in the 2nd parameter.
If you have other applets that you do want synced, then you have to return
the second parameter (or change it!) to pass the message on to the other
applets:
function yourCallbackFunctionName(app,cmd) {
var c = "" + cmd // to go from Java string to JavaScript string
if (c.indexOf("zoom") == 0) {
// whatever you want here -- could be a mouse zoom or a scripted zoom
}
return cmd // in order to pass this on unchanged to the other applets
}
otherwise, you can just return nothing:
function yourCallbackFunctionName(app,cmd) {
return cmd
}
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 10:07 AM, Joe Gatewood <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am using 11.8.4 on Linux with java 1.6.0_13
>
> I have the callback listener working great for atom picking. I also need
> to
> capture when a zoom operation has completed. I am currently using a
> combination of key and mouse handlers to pickup the end of zoom. Is there
> a
> callback associated with zoom?
>
>
>
>
>
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