// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// PAINT
// recall that paint() is called the first time the window
// needs to be drawn, or if something damages the window,
// and in this case by RefreshScreenNow()
public void paint(Graphics g) {
super.paint(g); // first paint the panel normally
// the following block of code is used
// if this is the first time being drawn or if the window was resized
// Otherwise we don't creat a new buffer
Dimension d = getSize();
if ((doubleBufferImage == null)
|| (d.width != doubleBufferImageSize.width)
|| (d.height
!= doubleBufferImageSize
.height)) // if this is the first time being drawn or if the window was resized
{
doubleBufferImage = createImage(d.width, d.height);
doubleBufferImageSize = d;
if (doubleBufferGraphic != null) {
doubleBufferGraphic.dispose();
}
doubleBufferGraphic = doubleBufferImage.getGraphics();
doubleBufferGraphic.setFont(getFont());
}
doubleBufferGraphic.setColor(Color.white);
doubleBufferGraphic.fillRect(0, 0, d.width, d.height);
if ((fitToScreenAutomatically)
|| (screenIsEmpty)) { // if the user wants all the nodes on the screen, or if these are the
// first nodes on the screen, fit all nodes to the visible area
// FitToScreen();
;
}
// draw things on the screen before any nodes or edges appear
MainClass.displayManager.PaintUnderScreen(doubleBufferGraphic);
// draw all the nodes
DisplayManager.NodeInfo nodeDisplayInfo;
int xCoord, yCoord, imageWidth, imageHeight;
for (Enumeration nodes = MainClass.displayManager.GetNodeInfo(); nodes.hasMoreElements(); ) {
nodeDisplayInfo = (DisplayManager.NodeInfo) nodes.nextElement();
// figure out where to put the node on the screen
xCoord =
ScaleNodeXCoordToScreenCoord(
MainClass.locationAnalyzer.GetX(nodeDisplayInfo.GetNodeNumber()));
yCoord =
ScaleNodeYCoordToScreenCoord(
MainClass.locationAnalyzer.GetY(nodeDisplayInfo.GetNodeNumber()));
// if that spot is not on the visible area, don't draw it at all
if ((xCoord > this.getSize().getWidth()) || (yCoord > this.getSize().getHeight())) {
continue;
}
// MDW: Don't scale size of dots
// imageWidth = (int)Math.max(20,xScale*nodeDisplayInfo.GetImageWidth()/100);
// imageHeight = (int)Math.max(20,yScale*nodeDisplayInfo.GetImageHeight()/100);
imageWidth = imageHeight = 20;
MainClass.displayManager.PaintAllNodes(
nodeDisplayInfo.GetNodeNumber(),
xCoord - imageWidth / 2,
yCoord - imageHeight / 2,
xCoord + imageWidth / 2,
yCoord + imageHeight / 2,
doubleBufferGraphic);
}
// draw all the edges
DisplayManager.EdgeInfo edgeDisplayInfo;
for (Enumeration edges = MainClass.displayManager.GetEdgeInfo(); edges.hasMoreElements(); ) {
edgeDisplayInfo = (DisplayManager.EdgeInfo) edges.nextElement();
// figure out the coordinates of the endpoints of the edge
int x1 =
ScaleNodeXCoordToScreenCoord(
MainClass.locationAnalyzer.GetX(edgeDisplayInfo.GetSourceNodeNumber()));
int y1 =
ScaleNodeYCoordToScreenCoord(
MainClass.locationAnalyzer.GetY(edgeDisplayInfo.GetSourceNodeNumber()));
int x2 =
ScaleNodeXCoordToScreenCoord(
MainClass.locationAnalyzer.GetX(edgeDisplayInfo.GetDestinationNodeNumber()));
int y2 =
ScaleNodeYCoordToScreenCoord(
MainClass.locationAnalyzer.GetY(edgeDisplayInfo.GetDestinationNodeNumber()));
// edgeDisplayInfo.paint(doubleBufferGraphic);
MainClass.displayManager.PaintAllEdges(
edgeDisplayInfo.GetSourceNodeNumber(),
edgeDisplayInfo.GetDestinationNodeNumber(),
x1,
y1,
x2,
y2,
doubleBufferGraphic);
}
// draw things over the entire display
MainClass.displayManager.PaintOverScreen(doubleBufferGraphic);
// Make everything that was drawn visible
g.drawImage(doubleBufferImage, 0, 0, null);
}
// ----------------------------------------------------------------
// FIT TO SCREEN
// this function will set the scaling factors above such
// that all nodes are scaled to within the screen viewing area
public void FitToScreen() // do not synchronize
{
double largestXCoord = Double.MIN_VALUE;
double smallestXCoord = Double.MAX_VALUE;
double largestYCoord = Double.MIN_VALUE;
double smallestYCoord = Double.MAX_VALUE;
double x, y;
// find the largest and smallest coords for all nodes
DisplayManager.NodeInfo currentDisplayInfo;
for (Enumeration nodes = MainClass.displayManager.GetNodeInfo(); nodes.hasMoreElements(); ) {
currentDisplayInfo = (DisplayManager.NodeInfo) nodes.nextElement();
if (screenIsEmpty) {
currentDisplayInfo.SetFitOnScreen(true);
}
if (((currentDisplayInfo.GetDisplayThisNode() == true)
&& (currentDisplayInfo.GetFitOnScreen()
== true))) // If the current node is displayed and old enough, or if they are the
// first nodes to be drawn
{
x = MainClass.locationAnalyzer.GetX(currentDisplayInfo.GetNodeNumber());
y = MainClass.locationAnalyzer.GetY(currentDisplayInfo.GetNodeNumber());
if (x > largestXCoord) {
largestXCoord = x;
}
if (x < smallestXCoord) {
smallestXCoord = x;
}
if (y > largestYCoord) {
largestYCoord = y;
}
if (y < smallestYCoord) {
smallestYCoord = y;
}
}
}
// here we use the following equations to set the scaling factors:
// xScale*SmallestXCoord + XIntercept = 0
// xScale*LargestXCoord + XIntercept = window.width();
//
// And the same for the y scaling factors.
// Note that I want a border of <Margin>% of the screen on both sides
Dimension d = getSize();
xScale = (d.width - 2 * (d.width / xMargin)) / (largestXCoord - smallestXCoord);
yScale = (d.height - 2 * (d.height / yMargin)) / (largestYCoord - smallestYCoord);
xScale =
Math.min(
xScale, yScale); // this is to make sure that the x and y coordinates are not warped
yScale = xScale;
xScaleIntercept = -xScale * smallestXCoord + d.width / xMargin;
yScaleIntercept = -yScale * smallestYCoord + d.height / yMargin;
screenIsEmpty = false;
if (MainClass.displayManager.proprietaryNodeInfo
.isEmpty()) // if there are no nodes and none of this function was executed
{
screenIsEmpty = true;
xScale = 1;
yScale = 1;
xScaleIntercept = 0;
yScaleIntercept = 0;
}
// System.out.println(xScale + " " + yScale);
// System.out.println(xScaleIntercept + " " + yScaleIntercept);
}
