/**
* Draws a single tick at the specified location.
*
* <p>Draws a tick of width {@code width * TICK_WIDTH_FACTOR} with its left edge at the specified
* X-value, and at Y-value determined by {@code projectY(value)}. If <tt>value</tt> is out of
* range, though (the range is determined by {@linkplain GraphAxis#getMin()} and {@linkplain
* GraphAxis#getMax()}), this method draws nothing.
*
* <p>Note that this method does not call {@code canvas.beginPath()} or {@code canvas.stroke()}.
* It is up to a calling method to call {@code canvas.beginPath()} before calling this method, and
* to call {@code canvas.stroke()} after calling this method.
*
* @param canvas a {@link Canvas} on which the tick will be drawn
* @param value the location in which to draw the tick, specified not in pixels but in terms of
* the (INITIAL_MIN_VALUE, INITIAL_MAX_VALUE) value scale this class keeps in place
* @param x the X-coordinate for the left edge of the tick
* @param width the width of this axis, <em>NOT</em> the width of the tick
*/
private void drawTick(
final Canvas canvas, final double value, final double x, final double width) {
// Don't draw anything that is out of bounds
if (getMin() > value || getMax() < value) {
return;
}
final double y = projectY(value);
final double tickWidth = TICK_WIDTH_FACTOR * width;
final double xRight = x + tickWidth;
canvas.getRenderer().drawLineSegment(x, y, xRight, y);
}
/** Draws this axis. */
@Override
public void paint(final int newPaintEventId) {
// guard against redundant paints
if (previousPaintEventId != newPaintEventId) {
previousPaintEventId = newPaintEventId;
final Canvas canvas = getDrawingCanvas();
if (canvas == null) {
return;
}
canvas.getSurface().clear();
// Pick the color to use, based on highlighting status
if (isHighlighted()) {
canvas.setStrokeStyle(HIGHLIGHTED_COLOR);
} else {
canvas.setStrokeStyle(NORMAL_COLOR);
}
final double x = project2D(INITIAL_MIN).getX();
final double width = getWidth();
// Now figure out where the line should go, drawing ticks
// as we go along
double topValue = PHOTO_CENTER_LOCATION + PHOTO_HEIGHT / 2.0;
double bottomValue = PHOTO_CENTER_LOCATION - PHOTO_HEIGHT / 2.0;
// Don't draw anything at all if the line is out of bounds
if (bottomValue > getMax() || topValue < getMin()) {
return;
}
// Allow ourselves to begin drawing
canvas.beginPath();
if (topValue > getMax()) {
topValue = getMax();
} else {
drawTick(canvas, topValue, x, width);
}
if (bottomValue < getMin()) {
bottomValue = getMin();
} else {
drawTick(canvas, bottomValue, x, width);
}
// Get the values in pixels for where the line should go
final double topY = projectY(topValue);
final double bottomY = projectY(bottomValue);
// Now draw the vertical line
canvas.getRenderer().drawLineSegment(x, topY, x, bottomY);
// Actually render all our ticks and lines on the canvas
canvas.stroke();
// Clean up after ourselves
canvas.setStrokeStyle(Canvas.DEFAULT_COLOR);
}
}
