Examples of diva.canvas.toolbox.LabelFigure.translateTo()

diva.canvas.toolbox.LabelFigure.translateTo()
Translate the label so that the current anchor is located at the given point. Use this if you apply a transform to a label in order to rotate or scale it, but don't want the label to actually go anywhere.

                    result.add(lineFigure);


                    LabelFigure label = new LabelFigure(""
                            + ((IORelation) relation).getWidth(),
                            _relationLabelFont, 0, SwingConstants.SOUTH_WEST);
                    label.translateTo((width / 2) + 1.0, (-height / 2) - 1.0);
                    result.add(label);
                }
            }


            return result;

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        // a reference to this figure.  By doing so, it precludes the
        // possibility of having multiple views on this model.
        LabelFigure label = new LabelFigure(truncated, _labelFont, 1.0,
                SwingConstants.CENTER);
        Rectangle2D backBounds = result.getBackgroundFigure().getBounds();
        label.translateTo(backBounds.getCenterX(), backBounds.getCenterY());
        result.add(label);


        _addLiveFigure(label);
        return result;
    }

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            labelFigure.setAnchor(anchors[i]);


            // Move the anchor to the right location
            Point2D pt = CanvasUtilities.getLocation(square.getBounds(),
                    CanvasUtilities.reverseDirection(anchors[i]));
            labelFigure.translateTo(pt);


            // Add to the layer
            layer.add(labelFigure);
            labelFigure.setInteractor(defaultInteractor);

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    public void repositionLabel() {
        LabelFigure label = getLabelFigure();


        if (label != null) {
            Point2D pt = getArcMidpoint();
            label.translateTo(pt);


            // FIXME: Need a way to override the positioning.
            label.autoAnchor(_arc);
        }
    }

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