Package ilog.views.symbology.interactor

Contains predefined interactors allowing to process inputs done by the user on symbols.

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Class Summary

Class	Description
IlvDiscreteSymbolInteractor	This interactor reacts to BUTTON1_CLICKED mouse gesture.
IlvHorizontalSymbolInteractor	This interactor reacts to the supported mouse gesture (MOUSE_DRAGGED) to compute a value according to an horizontal mouse motion.
IlvLinearSymbolInteractor	This interactor allows user to move a subcomponent of the composite.
IlvPushSymbolInteractor	This interactor reacts to BUTTON1_MOUSE_PRESSED and BUTTON1_MOUSE_RELEASED and MOUSE_DRAGGED mouse gestures.
IlvRangeSymbolInteractor	This abstract class defines variables and methods to set a range (in double) in which the value computed by the interactor must be defined.
IlvRotationSymbolInteractor	This interaction allows user to rotate a subcomponent of the composite around a rotation center.
IlvSymbolInteractor	A symbol interactor is an action responding to predefined mouse events that could happen on a symbol.
IlvVerticalSymbolInteractor	This interactor reacts to the supported mouse gesture (MOUSE_DRAGGED) to compute a value according to a vertical mouse motion.

Package ilog.views.symbology.interactor Description

Contains predefined interactors allowing to process inputs done by the user on symbols. Those inputs are mainly mouse events happening on the graphical representation of a symbol in a view. The main purpose of an interactor is to process the mouse event in order to compute a value that will be reinjected in the model. Then the graphic representation of the symbol will be changed according to its CSS rules and to this value. The different kind of interactions are:

• Rotation: rotate a part of a composite around a rotation center while user drag the mouse.
• Linear motion: move a part of composite in a limited area on mouse drag event. This interaction can be divided in horizontal and vertical motion
• Discrete interaction: on mouse click event a value is incremented by a certain amount and is limited by a maximum and a minimum.
• Push: used to create pushbutton-like symbols; react on mouse pressed and mouse released events.