Examples of DisplayProject.controls.Point

DisplayProject.controls.Point
The Point class defines points, which can be displayed not only as single points, but also as graphic symbols, such as stars, circles, and squares.

     * TagId=24
     * isInherited=FALSE
     */
    public Point getqq_Point24() {
        if (qq_Point24 == null) {
            qq_Point24 = new Point();
            qq_Point24.setName("");
            qq_Point24.setSymbol(DisplayProject.Constants.PS_PIXEL);
            qq_Point24.setOpaque( false );
            ColourChange.setForeground(qq_Point24, Constants.C_BRIGHTRED);
            WidthPolicy.set(qq_Point24, Constants.SP_EXPLICIT);

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        }
        return qq_Point24;
    }


    public void setqq_Point24(Point value) {
        Point oldValue = qq_Point24;
        qq_Point24 = value;
        this.qq_Listeners.firePropertyChange("qq_Point24", oldValue, value);
    }

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     * @param symbol
     */
    public static Point drawPoint(JPanel form, int width, int height,
            int startX, int startY, int penColor, int symbol) {
        setForm(form);
        Point point = new DisplayProject.controls.Point();
        point.setVisible(true);
        ColourChange.setForeground(point, penColor);
        Widget.configure(point, startX, startY, width, height);
        Parent.set(point, form);
        processActions();
        setXPen(form, point.getX());
        setYPen(form, point.getY());
        return point;
    }

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     * TagId=31
     * isInherited=FALSE
     */
    public Point getqq_aPoint() {
        if (qq_aPoint == null) {
            qq_aPoint = new Point();
            qq_aPoint.setName("aPoint");
            qq_aPoint.setSymbol(DisplayProject.Constants.PS_DIAMOND);
            qq_aPoint.setOpaque( false );
            ColourChange.setForeground(qq_aPoint, Constants.C_BRIGHTRED);
            WidthPolicy.set(qq_aPoint, Constants.SP_EXPLICIT);

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        }
        return qq_aPoint;
    }


    public void setqq_aPoint(Point value) {
        Point oldValue = qq_aPoint;
        qq_aPoint = value;
        this.qq_Listeners.firePropertyChange("qq_aPoint", oldValue, value);
    }

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     * @param symbol
     */
    public static Point drawPoint(JPanel form, int width, int height,
            int startX, int startY, int penColor, int symbol) {
        setForm(form);
        Point point = new DisplayProject.controls.Point();
        point.setVisible(true);
        ColourChange.setForeground(point, penColor);
        Widget.configure(point, startX, startY, width, height);
        Parent.set(point, form);
        processActions();
        setXPen(form, point.getX());
        setYPen(form, point.getY());
        return point;
    }

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