Examples of MoveVertexCommand

org.locationtech.udig.tools.edit.commands.MoveVertexCommand
This class manages the movement of a vertex. Once a vertex has been moved this command determines how much the vertex has moved from its original position so the incremental move can be undone. Additionally this command performs post-order snapping. It searches the layer below it for the closest vertex and snaps to that vertex. @author jones @since 1.1.0
ru.spbu.math.ontologycomparison.zhukova.visualisation.ui.commands.MoveVertexCommand

Examples of org.locationtech.udig.tools.edit.commands.MoveVertexCommand

         * @return
         */
        private UndoableMapCommand createMoveCommand( EditToolHandler handler ) {
            UndoableComposite command = new UndoableComposite();
            command.getCommands().add(
                    new MoveVertexCommand(lastPoint, this.selection, handler, start,
                            EditState.MODIFYING, isSnappingValid()));
            command.getFinalizerCommands().add(
                    new SetEditStateCommand(handler, EditState.MODIFYING));
            return command;
        }

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Examples of ru.spbu.math.ontologycomparison.zhukova.visualisation.ui.commands.MoveVertexCommand

        int dx = mouseLocation.x - MovingTool.veryFrom.x;
        int dy = mouseLocation.y - MovingTool.veryFrom.y;
        IGraphPane graphPane = Tool.getGraphPane();
        Set<IVertex> vertices = graphPane.getSelectedVertices();
        for (IVertex v : vertices) {
            c.addCommand(new MoveVertexCommand(graphPane.getGraphModel(), v, dx, dy));
        }
        graphPane.setTool(SelectingTool.getInstance());
    }

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