ilog.views.gantt

Class IlvTimeScrollUtil

java.lang.Object

ilog.views.gantt.IlvTimeScrollUtil

public class IlvTimeScrollUtil
extends Object

The IlvTimeScrollUtil class consists of static methods that are of general use when working with IlvTimeScrollable objects. This class is a singleton and instances of this class cannot be created.

Since:

JViews 3.5

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static IlvDuration	DEFAULT_DURATION The default scrollable duration.
static Date	DEFAULT_TIME The default scrollable time.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static Date	getMaxUnboundedTime() Returns the maximum scrollable time for components that are in unbounded scrolling mode.
static Date	getMinUnboundedTime() Returns the minimum scrollable time for components that are in unbounded scrolling mode.
static long	getPosition(Date t, IlvTimeConverter timeConverter, double x0, double x11) Returns the x position, in pixels, that corresponds to the specified time.
static long	getPosition(Date t, IlvTimeConverter timeConverter, IlvTransformer transform) Returns the x position, in pixels, that corresponds to the specified time.
static Date	getTime(long x, IlvTimeConverter timeConverter, double x0, double x11) Returns the time that corresponds to the specified x position.
static Date	getTime(long x, IlvTimeConverter timeConverter, IlvTransformer transform) Returns the time that corresponds to the specified x position.
static double	getX0(IlvTimeConverter timeConverter, Date startTime, int viewStart, double x11) Computes the offset used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates.
static double	getX0(IlvTimeConverter timeConverter, Date startTime, int viewStart, int viewWidth, double x11) Computes the offset used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates.
static double	getX11(IlvTimeConverter timeConverter, Date startTime, IlvDuration duration, int viewWidth) Computes the scaling factor used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates.
static IlvTimeInterval	trimInterval(Date start, IlvDuration duration, Date min, Date max) Deprecated. Beginning with Rogue Wave JViews 8.5, use the trimInterval(Date, IlvDuration, Date, Date, IlvDuration) method instead.
static IlvTimeInterval	trimInterval(Date start, IlvDuration duration, Date min, Date max, IlvDuration minDuration) Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified minimum/maximum range.
static void	trimInterval(IlvTimeInterval interval, Date min, Date max) Deprecated. Beginning with Rogue Wave JViews 8.5, use the trimInterval(IlvTimeInterval, Date, Date, IlvDuration) method instead.
static void	trimInterval(IlvTimeInterval interval, Date min, Date max, IlvDuration minDuration) Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified minimum/maximum range.
static IlvTimeInterval	trimInterval(IlvTimeScrollable scrollable, Date start, IlvDuration duration) Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified scrollable's min/max range.
static void	trimInterval(IlvTimeScrollable scrollable, IlvTimeInterval interval) Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified scrollable's min/max range.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

DEFAULT_TIME

public static final Date DEFAULT_TIME

The default scrollable time.

Since:

JViews 6.5

DEFAULT_DURATION

public static final IlvDuration DEFAULT_DURATION

The default scrollable duration.

Since:

JViews 6.5

Method Detail

getX0

public static double getX0(IlvTimeConverter timeConverter,
                           Date startTime,
                           int viewStart,
                           double x11)

Computes the offset used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates. This is expressed as the screen coordinate offset between viewStart and the beginning of the time interval in world coordinates multiplied by the x11 scaling factor. This value aligns the beginning of the time interval with viewStart in screen coordinates. Therefore, this method is only valid for left-to-right orientations and when x11 is positive. Use getX0(IlvTimeConverter, Date, int, int, double) instead if you need to support both left-to-right and right-to-left orientations.

Parameters:

timeConverter - The timeConverter that converts between world coordinates and time.

startTime - The beginning of the time interval.

viewStart - The beginning of the view in screen coordinates.

x11 - The scaling factor used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates. The value must be positive.

Returns:

The offset.

Since:

JViews 6.0

See Also:

getX0(IlvTimeConverter, Date, int, int, double), getX11(IlvTimeConverter, Date, IlvDuration, int)

getX0

public static double getX0(IlvTimeConverter timeConverter,
                           Date startTime,
                           int viewStart,
                           int viewWidth,
                           double x11)

Computes the offset used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates. For left-to-right orientations, this is expressed as the screen coordinate offset between viewStart and the beginning of the time interval in world coordinates multiplied by the x11 scaling factor, and aligns the beginning of the time interval with viewStart in screen coordinates. For right-to-left orientations, this is expressed as viewWidth plus the screen coordinate offset between viewStart and the beginning of the time interval in world coordinates multiplied by the x11 scaling factor, and aligns the beginning of the time interval with viewStart+viewWidth in screen coordinates. The orientation is specified by the polarity of x11.

Parameters:

timeConverter - The timeConverter that converts between world coordinates and time.

startTime - The beginning of the time interval.

viewStart - The beginning of the view in screen coordinates.

viewWidth - The width of the view in screen coordinates.

x11 - The scaling factor used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates. A positive value indicates left-to-right orientation and a negative value indicates right-to-left orientation.

Returns:

The offset.

Since:

JViews 8.7

See Also:

getX0(IlvTimeConverter, Date, int, double), getX11(IlvTimeConverter, Date, IlvDuration, int)

getX11

public static double getX11(IlvTimeConverter timeConverter,
                            Date startTime,
                            IlvDuration duration,
                            int viewWidth)

Computes the scaling factor used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates. This is expressed as the ratio of screen to world coordinates.

The value returned by this method will always be positive and represents the scaling factor for left-to-right orientations. Negate the returned value to obtain the scaling factor for right-to-left orientations.

Parameters:

timeConverter - The time converter that converts between world coordinates and time.

startTime - The beginning of the time interval.

duration - The duration of the time interval.

viewWidth - The width of the view in screen coordinates.

Returns:

The scaling factor.

Since:

JViews 6.0

See Also:

getX0(IlvTimeConverter, Date, int, double), getX0(IlvTimeConverter, Date, int, int, double)

getTime

public static Date getTime(long x,
                           IlvTimeConverter timeConverter,
                           double x0,
                           double x11)

Returns the time that corresponds to the specified x position.

Parameters:

x - The position defined in pixels.

timeConverter - The time converter that converts between world coordinates and time.

x0 - The offset used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates.

x11 - The scaling factor used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates.

Since:

JViews 6.0

See Also:

getPosition(java.util.Date, ilog.views.gantt.graphic.IlvTimeConverter, double, double)

getTime

public static Date getTime(long x,
                           IlvTimeConverter timeConverter,
                           IlvTransformer transform)

Returns the time that corresponds to the specified x position.

Parameters:

x - The position defined in pixels.

timeConverter - The time converter that converts between world coordinates and time.

transform - The transformer from world coordinates to pixel display coordinates.

Since:

JViews 6.0

See Also:

getPosition(java.util.Date, ilog.views.gantt.graphic.IlvTimeConverter, double, double)

getPosition

public static long getPosition(Date t,
                               IlvTimeConverter timeConverter,
                               double x0,
                               double x11)

Returns the x position, in pixels, that corresponds to the specified time.

Parameters:

t - The time.

timeConverter - The time converter that converts between world coordinates and time.

x0 - The offset used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates.

x11 - The scaling factor used to transform an x position in world coordinates to its corresponding position in pixel display coordinates.

Since:

JViews 6.0

See Also:

getTime(long, ilog.views.gantt.graphic.IlvTimeConverter, double, double)

getPosition

public static long getPosition(Date t,
                               IlvTimeConverter timeConverter,
                               IlvTransformer transform)

Returns the x position, in pixels, that corresponds to the specified time.

Parameters:

t - The time.

timeConverter - The time converter that converts between world coordinates and time.

transform - The transformer from world coordinates to pixel display coordinates.

Since:

JViews 6.0

See Also:

getTime(long, ilog.views.gantt.graphic.IlvTimeConverter, double, double)

getMinUnboundedTime

public static Date getMinUnboundedTime()

Returns the minimum scrollable time for components that are in unbounded scrolling mode. The default is January 1, 1 AD.

getMaxUnboundedTime

public static Date getMaxUnboundedTime()

Returns the maximum scrollable time for components that are in unbounded scrolling mode. The default is December 31, 9999 AD.

trimInterval

public static void trimInterval(IlvTimeInterval interval,
                                Date min,
                                Date max,
                                IlvDuration minDuration)

Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified minimum/maximum range.

Parameters:

interval - The time interval that will be constrained.

min - The minimum time that can be displayed in bounded scrolling mode or null for unbounded scrolling mode.

max - The maximum time that can be displayed in bounded scrolling mode or null for unbounded scrolling mode.

minDuration - The minimum time duration that can be displayed.

Since:

JViews 8.5

trimInterval

@Deprecated
public static void trimInterval(IlvTimeInterval interval,
                                            Date min,
                                            Date max)

Deprecated. Beginning with Rogue Wave JViews 8.5, use the trimInterval(IlvTimeInterval, Date, Date, IlvDuration) method instead.

Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified min/max range.

Parameters:

interval - The time interval that will be constrained.

min - The minimum time that can be displayed in bounded scrolling mode or null for unbounded scrolling mode.

max - The maximum time that can be displayed in bounded scrolling mode or null for unbounded scrolling mode.

Since:

JViews 6.0

trimInterval

public static IlvTimeInterval trimInterval(Date start,
                                           IlvDuration duration,
                                           Date min,
                                           Date max,
                                           IlvDuration minDuration)

Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified minimum/maximum range.

Parameters:

start - The start of the time interval to be constrained.

duration - The duration of the time interval to be constrained.

min - The minimum time that can be displayed in bounded scrolling mode or null for unbounded scrolling mode.

max - The maximum time that can be displayed in bounded scrolling mode or null for unbounded scrolling mode.

minDuration - The minimum time duration that can be displayed.

Returns:

The constrained time interval.

Since:

JViews 8.5

trimInterval

@Deprecated
public static IlvTimeInterval trimInterval(Date start,
                                                       IlvDuration duration,
                                                       Date min,
                                                       Date max)

Deprecated. Beginning with Rogue Wave JViews 8.5, use the trimInterval(Date, IlvDuration, Date, Date, IlvDuration) method instead.

Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified min/max range.

Parameters:

start - The start of the time interval.

duration - The duration of the time interval.

min - The minimum time that can be displayed in bounded scrolling mode or null for unbounded scrolling mode.

max - The maximum time that can be displayed in bounded scrolling mode or null for unbounded scrolling mode.

Since:

JViews 6.0

trimInterval

public static void trimInterval(IlvTimeScrollable scrollable,
                                IlvTimeInterval interval)

Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified scrollable's min/max range.

Parameters:

scrollable - The time scrollable.

interval - The time interval that will be constrained.

trimInterval

public static IlvTimeInterval trimInterval(IlvTimeScrollable scrollable,
                                           Date start,
                                           IlvDuration duration)

Constrains the specified time interval to fit within the specified scrollable's min/max range.

Parameters:

scrollable - The time scrollable.

start - The start of the time interval to be constrained.

duration - The duration of the time interval to be constrained.

Returns:

The constrained time interval.