Examples of SelectionModel

com.google.collide.client.editor.selection.SelectionModel
A class that models the user's selection. In addition to storing the selection and cursor positions, this class listens for mouse drags and other actions that affect the selection. The lifecycle of this class is tied to the current document. When the document is replaced, a new instance of this class is created for the new document.
com.google.gwt.view.client.SelectionModel
A model for selection within a list.
Note: This class is new and its interface subject to change.
@param < T> the data type of records in the list
com.intellij.openapi.editor.SelectionModel
Provides services for selecting text in the IDEA text editor and retrieving information about the selection. The editor supports two modes of selection: range selection (where a sequential range of text from one offset to another is selected) and block selection (where a rectangular block of text is selected). Different functions exist for handling these two types of selection, but only one type of selection can exist in a document at any given time. @see Editor#getSelectionModel()
diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel
A model for graph selections. Listeners can add themselves to the model and are notified by SelectionEvents when the model is modified. @author Michael Shilman @version $Id: SelectionModel.java,v 1.9 2005/07/08 19:54:56 cxh Exp $
org.eclipse.nebula.widgets.nattable.selection.SelectionModel
Tracks the selections made in the table. All selections are tracked in terms of Rectangles. For example if the table has 10 rows and column 2 is selected, the Rectangle tracked is (0, 2, 10, 1) Coordinates are in Selection Layer positions @see SelectionLayer
org.thechiselgroup.choosel.core.client.visualization.model.extensions.SelectionModel
systole.view.tabs.controllers.SelectionModel
@author jmj

Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel

     *  The resulting topology is the same in the sense
     *  of deep connectivities.
     */
    public void createHierarchy() {
        GraphController controller = _getGraphController();
        SelectionModel model = controller.getSelectionModel();
        AbstractBasicGraphModel graphModel = (AbstractBasicGraphModel) controller
                .getGraphModel();
        Object[] selection = model.getSelectionAsArray();


        // A set, because some objects may represent the same
        // ptolemy object.
        HashSet namedObjSet = new HashSet();
        HashSet nodeSet = new HashSet();

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel

    public void delete() {
        // Note that we previously a delete was handled at the model level.
        // Now a delete is handled by generating MoML to carry out the delete
        // and handing that MoML to the parser
        GraphController controller = _getGraphController();
        SelectionModel model = controller.getSelectionModel();
        AbstractBasicGraphModel graphModel = (AbstractBasicGraphModel) controller
                .getGraphModel();
        Object[] selection = model.getSelectionAsArray();


        // Generate the MoML to carry out the deletion
        StringBuffer moml = _deleteMoML(graphModel, selection, model);


        // Next process the deletion MoML. This should be the large majority

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel

     *  @return The set of selected objects.
     */
    protected HashSet _getSelectionSet() {
        GraphController controller = _getGraphController();
        GraphModel graphModel = controller.getGraphModel();
        SelectionModel model = controller.getSelectionModel();
        Object[] selection = model.getSelectionAsArray();


        // A set, because some objects may represent the same
        // ptolemy object.
        HashSet namedObjSet = new HashSet();
        HashSet nodeSet = new HashSet();

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel


        BasicGraphController graphController = (BasicGraphController) _controller
                .getController();
        BasicGraphFrame frame = graphController.getFrame();


        SelectionModel model = graphController.getSelectionModel();
        AbstractBasicGraphModel graphModel = (AbstractBasicGraphModel) graphController
                .getGraphModel();
        Object[] selection = model.getSelectionAsArray();
        Object[] userObjects = new Object[selection.length];


        // First get the user objects from the selection.
        for (int i = 0; i < selection.length; i++) {
            userObjects[i] = ((Figure) selection[i]).getUserObject();

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel

        // NOTE: This dance is so that the
        // doubleClickInteractor gets the events before the drag interactor.
        interactor.setDragInteractor(interactor.getDragInteractor());


        // Set the selection model to allow this to be independently selected.
        SelectionModel sm = controller.getSelectionModel();
        interactor.setSelectionModel(sm);
    }

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel

     *  @param controller The associated graph controller.
     */
    public LinkController(final GraphController controller) {
        super(controller);


        SelectionModel sm = controller.getSelectionModel();
        SelectionInteractor interactor = (SelectionInteractor) getEdgeInteractor();
        interactor.setSelectionModel(sm);


        // Create and set up the manipulator for connectors
        ConnectorManipulator manipulator = new ConnectorManipulator();

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel

     *  @param controller The associated graph controller.
     */
    public TransitionController(final GraphController controller) {
        super(controller);


        SelectionModel sm = controller.getSelectionModel();
        SelectionInteractor interactor = (SelectionInteractor) getEdgeInteractor();
        interactor.setSelectionModel(sm);


        // Create and set up the manipulator for connectors.
        // This overrides the manipulator created by the base class.

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel


        // don't leave selection decorators around...
        Interactor interactor = getInteractor();
        if (interactor instanceof SelectionInteractor) {
            // remove any selection handles, etc.
            SelectionModel model = ((SelectionInteractor) interactor).getSelectionModel();
            model.removeSelection(this);
        }


        repaint();
    }

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel

        // don't leave selection decorators around...
        if (!flag) {
            Interactor interactor = getInteractor();
            if (interactor instanceof SelectionInteractor) {
                // remove any selection handles, etc.
                SelectionModel model = ((SelectionInteractor) interactor).getSelectionModel();
                if (model.containsSelection(this)) {
                    model.removeSelection(this);
                }
            }
        }


        repaint();

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Examples of diva.canvas.interactor.SelectionModel

    /**
     * Make the drag interactor, for figures that may be dragged.
     */
    private void _makeFixedSelectionInteractor() {
        // create an fixed position, unresizable interactor
        SelectionModel model = _selectionInteractor.getSelectionModel();
        _fixedSelectionInteractor = new SelectionInteractor(model);
        // highlighting will draw a partially see-through rectangle over the figure
        Composite composite = AlphaComposite.getInstance(AlphaComposite.SRC_OVER, 0.75F);
        BasicHighlighter h = new BasicHighlighter(new Color(204, 204, 255), 1.0F, composite);
        _fixedSelectionInteractor.setPrototypeDecorator(h);

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