DSSideHandler (diamondspin API)

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org.diamondspin
Class DSSideHandler

java.lang.Object
  org.diamondspin.DSSideHandler

All Implemented Interfaces:: Cloneable, DSElement

public class DSSideHandler
extends Object
implements DSElement
extends Object
implements DSElement

Field Summary
`protected DSFrame`	`frame`
`protected int`	`idOwner`
`protected boolean`	`side`

Fields inherited from interface org.diamondspin.DSElement
`HIGH_QUALITY, LOW_QUALITY`

Constructor Summary
`DSSideHandler(DSFrame f, boolean side)`

Method Summary
`boolean`	`acceptSlavery(DSElement dsElement)` tells if this dselement accept to be slave of an other one.
`boolean`	`acceptSlaveryRelease()` tells if I accept to be released
`void`	`addDSElementListener(DSElementListener DSElementListener_Arg)` I'm a element so I can dispatch DSElement events to the listener which suscribe through this method
`Object`	`clone()`
`boolean`	`doesContain(double x, double y)` Description of the Method
`double`	`getAbsoluteScale()` Gets the Absolute Scale attribute of the DSElement object
`double`	`getAlpha()` The degrees of freedom of the DSElements are their distance to the center, their angle comparing to the right direction (from center to the ful right), a scale (for zooming features) and
`double`	`getBeta()` The angle around its center
`double`	`getD()` The degrees of freedom of the DSElements are their distance to the center, their angle comparing to the right direction (from center to the ful right), a scale (for zooming features) and
`DSFrame`	`getFrame()`
`int`	`getHeight()` Elements are displayed around their center (not around their top left corner) Width and Height are the amount of space used by the repaint.
`int`	`getIDOwner()` Gets the iDOwner attribute of the DSElement object
`double`	`getScale()` The degrees of freedom of the DSElements are their distance to the center, their angle comparing to the right direction (from center to the ful right), a scale (for zooming features) and
`AffineTransform`	`getTransform()` The matrix decribing how this element is transformed before rendering
`int`	`getWidth()` Elements are displayed around their center (not around their top left corner) Width and Height are the amount of space used by the repaint.
`boolean`	`grabElement(int DX_Arg, int DY_Arg)` Simulate the element has been dragged.
`boolean`	`isActive()` in the centralized architecture we have some elements are in the views and one or few element are handled directly by the DSTabletopPane as drag&dropped elements.
`boolean`	`isBetaAbs()` indicate how to use beta.
`boolean`	`isMouseTarget(MouseEvent e)` tell whether a mouse click is within a certain element without actually selecting that element
`boolean`	`isSide()`
`boolean`	`isVisible()`
`void`	`mouseClicked(MouseEvent MouseEvent_Arg)` mouse callbacks the DSTabletopPane or the view will call
`void`	`mouseDragged(MouseEvent MouseEvent_Arg)` mouse callbacks the DSTabletopPane or the view will call
`void`	`mouseMoved(MouseEvent MouseEvent_Arg)` mouse callbacks the DSTabletopPane or the view will call
`void`	`mousePressed(MouseEvent MouseEvent_Arg)` mouse callbacks the DSTabletopPane or the view will call
`void`	`mouseReleased(MouseEvent MouseEvent_Arg)` mouse callbacks the DSTabletopPane or the view will call
`void`	`moveElementCenterTo(Point2D.Double touchPoint)` MERRIE???
`void`	`paint(Graphics g)` the default paint method.
`void`	`paint(Graphics2D g, int q)` According to the repaint speed of rotated element it can be interesting to distinguish when a high quality repaint is necessary and when a low quality repaint is enough.
`void`	`removeDSElementListener(DSElementListener DSElementListener_Arg)` remove a listener
`void`	`setActive(boolean Active_Arg)` in the centralized architecture we have some elements are in the views and one or few element are handled directly by the DSTabletopPane as drag&dropped elements.
`void`	`setAlpha(double alpha)` The degrees of freedom of the DSElements are their distance to the center, their angle comparing to the right direction (from center to the ful right), a scale (for zooming features) and
`void`	`setBeta(double alpha)` The angle around its center
`void`	`setBetaAbs(boolean betaAbs)` change how to use beta.
`void`	`setD(double d)` The degrees of freedom of the DSElements are their distance to the center, their angle comparing to the right direction (from center to the ful right), a scale (for zooming features) and
`void`	`setIDOwner(int id)` elements can have an owner associated with them -1 means no owner
`void`	`setScale(double scale)` The degrees of freedom of the DSElements are their distance to the center, their angle comparing to the right direction (from center to the ful right), a scale (for zooming features) and
`void`	`setSize(int Width_Arg, int Height_Arg)` Elements are displayed around their center (not around their top left corner) Width and Height are the amount of space used by the repaint.
`void`	`setVisible(boolean visible_Arg)` say if the component is visible

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
`equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

Field Detail

frame

protected DSFrame frame

side

protected boolean side

idOwner

protected int idOwner

Constructor Detail

DSSideHandler

public DSSideHandler(DSFrame f,
                     boolean side)

Parameters:: side - tells if this handler handles the front side

Method Detail