Examples of FactoryRenderableBlock

edu.mit.blocks.renderable.FactoryRenderableBlock
FactoryRenderableBlock extends RenderableBlock and is used within FactoryBlockDrawers. Unlike its superclass RenderableBlock, FactoryRenderableBlock does not move or connect to any blocks. Instead it has one function only, to produce new RenderableBlocks and their associated Block instances. It's block labels are also uneditable. When a mouse is pressed over a FactoryRenderableBlock, a new RenderableBlock instance is created on top of it to receive further mouse events and a new Block instance is created in the background.

Examples of edu.mit.blocks.renderable.FactoryRenderableBlock

                Block block = workspace.getEnv().getBlock(event.getSourceBlockID());
                //block may not be null if this is a block added event
                if (block.hasStubs()) {
                    for (BlockStub stub : block.getFreshStubs()) {
                        this.addDynamicBlock(
                                new FactoryRenderableBlock(event.getWorkspace(), this, stub.getBlockID()),
                                page.getPageDrawer());
                    }
                }
            }
        } else if (event.getEventType() == WorkspaceEvent.BLOCK_REMOVED) {

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Examples of edu.mit.blocks.renderable.FactoryRenderableBlock

                                    Node genusMember = genusMembers.item(j);
                                    if (genusMember.getNodeName().equals("BlockGenusMember")) {
                                        genusName = genusMember.getTextContent();
                                        assert workspace.getEnv().getGenusWithName(genusName) != null : "Unknown BlockGenus: " + genusName;
                                        Block block = new Block(workspace, genusName);
                                        drawerBlocks.add(new FactoryRenderableBlock(workspace, manager, block.getBlockID()));
                                    }
                                }
                                blocksForDrawers.put(drawer, drawerBlocks);
                                break;  //there can only be one drawer for this page
                            }

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Examples of edu.mit.blocks.renderable.FactoryRenderableBlock

                                assert workspace.getEnv().getGenusWithName(genusName) != null : "Unknown BlockGenus: " + genusName;
                                Block newBlock;
                                //don't link factory blocks to their stubs because they will
                                //forever remain inside the drawer and never be active
                                newBlock = new Block(workspace, genusName, false);
                                drawerRBs.add(new FactoryRenderableBlock(workspace, manager, newBlock.getBlockID()));
                            }
                        }
                        manager.addStaticBlocks(drawerRBs, drawerName);
                    }
                }

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Examples of edu.mit.blocks.renderable.FactoryRenderableBlock

    Page page = workspace.getPageNamed("Main");
    
    FactoryManager manager = workspace.getFactoryManager();
    Block newBlock;
        newBlock = new Block(workspace, "loop", false);
        FactoryRenderableBlock factoryRenderableBlock = new FactoryRenderableBlock(workspace, manager, newBlock.getBlockID());
        RenderableBlock renderableBlock = factoryRenderableBlock.createNewInstance();
        renderableBlock.setLocation(100, 100);
        page.addBlock(renderableBlock);
        
        
  }

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