regards,
Larry
On 9/13/06,
Sunburned Surveyor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The deactivate method of the AbstractCursorTool currently looks like this:
public void deactivate() {
cancelGesture();
}
I would like to know if there is a "default" cursor tool for OpenJUMP.
For example, if I have activated a special cursor tool, and its
deactivate() method is then called, is the "default" cursor tool then
activated. If this was the case I would expect to see that activation
in this method. Is it somewhere else?
If there is no "default" cursor tool and the deactivate() method is
called, what happens to the user's interaction with the
LayerViewPanel? Does the user just see the normal mouse cursor and the
LayerViewPanel acts like a normal "dumb" Swing component?
Under what circumstances would the deactivate() method of a CursorTool
implementation be called?
Thanks,
The Sunburned Surveyor
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