/**
* Create the scale that is displayed. This is called automatically when <CODE>setRange(lo, hi)
* </CODE> and <CODE>setDisplay</CODE> are called. It makes a call to <CODE>AxisScale.makeScale()
* </CODE> where the actual hard work is done.
*
* @throws VisADException VisAD error.
*/
public void makeScale() throws VisADException {
if (axisScale != null) {
DisplayRenderer displayRenderer = null;
if (display == null) return;
displayRenderer = display.getDisplayRenderer();
if (displayRenderer == null) return;
boolean scaleMade = axisScale.makeScale();
if (scaleMade) {
// displayRenderer.setScale(axis, axis_ordinal, array, scale_color);
if (scale_on) {
displayRenderer.setScale(axisScale);
} else {
displayRenderer.clearScale(axisScale);
}
scale_flag = false;
}
}
}
public void displayChanged(DisplayEvent e) throws RemoteException, VisADException {
if (e.getId() == DisplayEvent.FRAME_DONE) {
DisplayImpl display = (DisplayImpl) e.getDisplay();
DisplayRenderer dr = display.getDisplayRenderer();
MouseBehavior mb = dr.getMouseBehavior();
double[] position1 = null;
double[] position2 = null;
if (display instanceof DisplayImplJ3D) {
position1 = new double[] {1.0, 1.0, 1.0};
position2 = new double[] {-1.0, -1.0, -1.0};
} else {
position1 = new double[] {1.0, 1.0};
position2 = new double[] {-1.0, -1.0};
}
int[] screen1 = mb.getScreenCoords(position1);
int[] screen2 = mb.getScreenCoords(position2);
// System.out.println("screen1 = (" + screen1[0] + ", " + screen1[1] +")");
// System.out.println("screen2 = (" + screen2[0] + ", " + screen2[1] +")");
}
}