Re: [JPP-Devel] CursorTool - isRightMouseButtonUsed()

2006-11-17 Thread Robert F. Littlefield

The short answer: the right click is special only if you want to make it
special.

The longer answer is: The AbstractCursor class implements the CursorTool
interface. Any cursor tool that is descended from this class will implement
the mouseClicked method. This method will be called whenever any of the
mouse buttons are clicked. The isRightMouseButtonUsed() method is only there
if the cursor tool needs to do something special for a right click. Don't
need a check for left click since if it is not a right click then must be a
left click. (this ignores a mouse with a middle button which can also be
detected). For instance the ISA constrained cursor tools use the right click
to end drawing the shape instead of displaying a pop-up menu.

Robert Littlefield


On 11/16/06, Sunburned Surveyor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


I thought it might have something to do with a pop-up menu. Thanks for
the tip Larry. I'll check that out.

SS

On 11/16/06, Larry Becker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I believe that this function is used to determine if the right click
context
 menu should be displayed while the CursorTool is active.

 Larry


 On 11/16/06, Sunburned Surveyor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  The CursorTool interface declares a method named isRightMouseButton()
  used. I'm curious what the prupose of this method is. If we have this
  method declared in the interface, why isn't an isLeftMouseButton()
  method also defined? Is there something special about the right mouse
  button?
 
  Thanks,
 
  The Sunburned Surveyor
 
 

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[JPP-Devel] Color Theming Problem

2006-11-17 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi list,

I found a problem using DeeChangeStylesPlugin

I made a new 
project with openJUMP, and  with DeeChangeStylesPlugin I've assigned a 
Bitmap to a layer to represent the features of that layer.
Then I saved 
the project, and everything went alright.

But When I tried to load the 
project, it fails giving me an AssertionFailedException.

After a bit 
of investigation, I found that the problem was linked to the 
PointSymbolizerBasicStyle.java2xml file.
But If I put the row
element 
xml-name=vertexstyle java-name=vertexStyle/
at the top of the 
file, just after the root element (instead of leaving it at the end of 
the document), it works fine, and openJUMP can load my project.

Has 
anyone already noticed this?
Any idea about this situation?
Or am i 
making something using it?

Thanks in advance

Alessandro

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Re: [JPP-Devel] Color Theming Problem

2006-11-17 Thread Stefan Steiniger
Hei Alessandro,

you are the first reporting the bug.
Probably because the vertex style option is only in the nightly built.

Do you think you could provide a patch / the code for the necessary 
changes in OJ?

stefan

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb:
 Hi list,
 
 I found a problem using DeeChangeStylesPlugin
 
 I made a new 
 project with openJUMP, and  with DeeChangeStylesPlugin I've assigned a 
 Bitmap to a layer to represent the features of that layer.
 Then I saved 
 the project, and everything went alright.
 
 But When I tried to load the 
 project, it fails giving me an AssertionFailedException.
 
 After a bit 
 of investigation, I found that the problem was linked to the 
 PointSymbolizerBasicStyle.java2xml file.
 But If I put the row
 element 
 xml-name=vertexstyle java-name=vertexStyle/
 at the top of the 
 file, just after the root element (instead of leaving it at the end of 
 the document), it works fine, and openJUMP can load my project.
 
 Has 
 anyone already noticed this?
 Any idea about this situation?
 Or am i 
 making something using it?
 
 Thanks in advance
 
 Alessandro
 
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[JPP-Devel] A question about internationalization in CursorTools code...

2006-11-17 Thread Sunburned Surveyor
I'm so American and monolingual it isn't even funny. :]

There is a line I've discovered in OpenJUMP's CursorTool code that I
know deals with Internationalization, but I'm not sure what it does. I
need to replicate this code as part of my refactoring, so I'd like to
understand what is is used for. I know that multi-language support is
an important part of OpenJUMP, and even though I haven't learned a
second language yet I want to make sure I maintain and improve
internationalization efforts in my work on OpenJUMP.

Here is the code fragment:

return Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().createCustomCursor(image, hotSpot,
I18N.get(ui.GUIUtil.jump-workbench-custom-cursor))

The original method in JUMP left out the third argument in the call to
createCustomCursor(). This argument is
I18N.get(ui.GUIUtil.jump-workbench-custom-cursor).

What does this method do, exactly?

Thanks for the help.

The Sunburned Surveyor

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