Package ilog.views.maps.grids

This package defines a set of classes that display adaptive grids on top of a view.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
IlvGridZone	A Grid zone is a rectangular area in projected coordinates.
IlvManagerLightViewDecoration	Interface used to display a light version of the decoration.

Class Summary

Class	Description
IlvAbstractBaseGrid	The base class to draw grids on top of an IlvManagerView.
IlvDelayedDecoration	This decoration and layer class is used to delay the painting of another delegate decoration/layer (possibly one that takes a long time to paint).
IlvGridStyle	A IlvMapStyle intended to be used with a grid.
IlvLatLonGrid	The Lat/Lon grid displays a set of autoadaptive grids and labels along latitude or longitude lines on top of a geographic view.
IlvLatLonRectangleGridZone	This class represents a grid zone included in a latitude/longitude rectangle.
IlvMGRSGrid	The MGRS grid displays a set of autoadaptive MGRS standard grids and labels on top of a geographic view.
IlvMGRSGrid.GridInfo	Data class used to store both a coordinate and the direction (N or E) for later formatting.
IlvMGRSGridZone	A UTM or stereographic MGRS grid zone.

Enum Summary

Enum	Description
IlvMGRSGrid.ShowThousandsPolicy	Enumeration of the possible ways to display grid labels

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
IlvMGRSGridZone.InvalidGridZone	Exception thrown when creating an invalid grid zone (wrong band or zone number).

Package ilog.views.maps.grids Description

This package defines a set of classes that display adaptive grids on top of a view.
By default, the grid step will be recomputed to give the best fit possible for the current view zoom factor, and additional information will appear for higher zoom levels.
These grids can be used in two different ways: either as an additional IlvManagerLayer or as a view decoration. Using a view decoration instead of a layer will prevent the grid from being printed. Note: As the grids will be drawn differently according to the actual visible area on the view (the labels are always on the border), using grids may mean that you need to disable the "optimized translation" setting of the view.

Since:

JViews 7.0