/**
* Handle a refresh of the style panel after the fig has moved.
*
* <p><em>Warning</em>. There is a circular trap here. Editing the boundary box will also trigger
* a refresh, and so we reset the boundary box, which causes funny behaviour (the cursor keeps
* jumping to the end of the text).
*
* <p>The solution is to not reset the boundary box field if the boundaries have not changed.
*
* <p>
*/
public void refresh() {
Fig target = getPanelTarget();
if (target instanceof FigEdgeModelElement) {
hasEditableBoundingBox(false);
} else {
hasEditableBoundingBox(true);
}
if (target == null) return;
// The boundary box as held in the target fig, and as listed in
// the
// boundary box style field (null if we don't have anything
// valid)
Rectangle figBounds = target.getBounds();
Rectangle styleBounds = parseBBox();
// Only reset the text if the two are not the same (i.e the fig
// has
// moved, rather than we've just edited the text, when
// setTargetBBox()
// will have made them the same). Note that styleBounds could
// be null,
// so we do the test this way round.
if (!(figBounds.equals(styleBounds))) {
bboxField.setText(
figBounds.x + "," + figBounds.y + "," + figBounds.width + "," + figBounds.height);
}
// Change the fill colour
if (target.getFilled()) {
Color c = target.getFillColor();
fillField.setSelectedItem(c);
if (c != null && !fillField.getSelectedItem().equals(c)) {
fillField.insertItemAt(c, fillField.getItemCount() - 1);
fillField.setSelectedItem(c);
}
} else {
fillField.setSelectedIndex(0);
}
// Change the line colour
if (target.getLineWidth() > 0) {
Color c = target.getLineColor();
lineField.setSelectedItem(c);
if (c != null && !lineField.getSelectedItem().equals(c)) {
lineField.insertItemAt(c, lineField.getItemCount() - 1);
lineField.setSelectedItem(c);
}
} else {
lineField.setSelectedIndex(0);
}
}
