Package DisplayProject.controls

Examples of DisplayProject.controls.ArrayField.rowAtPoint()

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            if (mum == owningArray) {
                if (pX != null && pY != null) {
                    // We are a direct child of the table, remap the coordinate space to the array to get the row and column
                    Point p = new Point(UIutils.milsToPixels(pX.getInt()), UIutils.milsToPixels(pY.getInt()));
                    Point arrayPoint = SwingUtilities.convertPoint(pChild, p, mum);
                    row = owningArray.rowAtPoint(arrayPoint);
                    column = owningArray.columnAtPoint(arrayPoint);
                    // Store the real row and column in the array. This isn't actually done in Forte, but makes life
                    // much easier if we want to determine which cell generated the click.
                    params.put( "row", new ParameterHolder(row+1) );
                    params.put( "column", new ParameterHolder(column+1) );
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        if (owningArray != null) {
            // Now the X and Y coordinates are in the array space, we need to translate them to the child coordinate space and get
            // the correct row and column
            if (pX != null && pY != null) {
                Point p = new Point(UIutils.milsToPixels(pX.getInt()), UIutils.milsToPixels(pY.getInt()));
                row = owningArray.rowAtPoint(p);
                column = owningArray.columnAtPoint(p);
                // Store the real row and column in the array. This isn't actually done in Forte, but makes life
                // much easier if we want to determine which cell generated the click.
                params.put( "row", new ParameterHolder(row+1) );
                params.put( "column", new ParameterHolder(column+1) );
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            if (mum == owningArray) {
                if (pX != null && pY != null) {
                    // We are a direct child of the table, remap the coordinate space to the array to get the row and column
                    Point p = new Point(UIutils.milsToPixels(pX.getInt()), UIutils.milsToPixels(pY.getInt()));
                    Point arrayPoint = SwingUtilities.convertPoint(pChild, p, mum);
                    row = owningArray.rowAtPoint(arrayPoint);
                    column = owningArray.columnAtPoint(arrayPoint);
                    // Store the real row and column in the array. This isn't actually done in Forte, but makes life
                    // much easier if we want to determine which cell generated the click.
                    params.put( "row", new ParameterHolder(row+1) );
                    params.put( "column", new ParameterHolder(column+1) );
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        if (owningArray != null) {
            // Now the X and Y coordinates are in the array space, we need to translate them to the child coordinate space and get
            // the correct row and column
            if (pX != null && pY != null) {
                Point p = new Point(UIutils.milsToPixels(pX.getInt()), UIutils.milsToPixels(pY.getInt()));
                row = owningArray.rowAtPoint(p);
                column = owningArray.columnAtPoint(p);
                // Store the real row and column in the array. This isn't actually done in Forte, but makes life
                // much easier if we want to determine which cell generated the click.
                params.put( "row", new ParameterHolder(row+1) );
                params.put( "column", new ParameterHolder(column+1) );
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