Piotr Kamiński wrote:
The overriding of the createCoordinateInformationLine function did not
work. The steps taken to override the function were:
* Override the createCoordinateInformationLine by deriving a
SaidsCoordMouseMode from the NavMouseMode2 class, and overriding
the CreateCoordinateInformationLine function in the derived class
so it returns a string of UTM or MGRS coordinated
* Derived Nav Mouse Mode varaible from the SaidsCoordMouseMode
class instead of the NavMouseMode2 class and add this variable to
the mouse delegator.
<> private SaidsCoordMouseMode /*NavMouseMode2*/ navMouseMode2;
navMouseMode2 = new SaidsCoordMouseMode();
mouseDelegator.addMouseMode(navMouseMode2);
* To set the navMouseNode like is done in openamaps.property file.
The name of the project is saids, and the SaidsCoordMouseMode is
the class that is inherited from the NavMouseMode2 class.
<>Code in saids.properties file to set nav mouse mode:
saids.components=navMouseMode
navMouseMode.class=com.cme.mirss.saids.mapdisplayj.SaidsCoordMouseMode
The steps above did not work. Did I do something wrong in the projects
property file?
Thanks
Steve
Piotr Kamiński wrote:
>Dear Steve,
>
>CoordMouseMode is a base class for other MouseModes (NavMouseMode,
>SelectMouseMode, etc)
>What I did in my code? Subclassed every mouse mode I use and overrided
>method createCoordinateInformationLine().
>
>class MyNavMouseMode extends NavMouseMode {
>
> public MyNavMouseMode(){
> this(true);
> }
>
> protected String createCoordinateInformationLine(int x, int y,
>LatLonPoint llp) {
> if (llp != null) {
> return InfoLineFormatter.formatUTM(llp);
> } else {
> return InfoLineFormatter.formatXY(x, y);
> }
> }
>}
>
>You have to add this new mousemode to openmap.properties instead of original
>one (put full package and class name).
>
>InfoLineFormatter class has simple static methods which return String value
>displayed in InformationDelegator status line.
>
>Example of UTM formatting:
>
>class InfoLineFormatter {
>
> private static DecimalFormat myFormat = new DecimalFormat("###.##");
>
> public static String formatUTM(LatLonPoint llp) {
> // convert lat lon to UTM
> UTMPoint utmPoint = new UTMPoint(llp);
>
> // format UTM coordinates
> StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer(32);
> sb.append(Integer.toString(utmPoint.zone_number));
> sb.append(String.valueOf(utmPoint.zone_letter));
> sb.append(' ');
> sb.append(myFormat.format(utmPoint.easting));
> sb.append(' ');
> //Locale
> sb.append(myFormat.format(utmPoint.northing));
> return sb.toString();
> }
>}
>
>Hope this will help you.
>
>
>Don,
>
>I think about adding new OpenMap component similar to presented
>InfoLineFormatter, but added to BeanContext.
>CoordMouseMode (and maybe other MouseModes too) could call its methods to
>obtain formatted line. Existance in BeanContext allows changing of
>InfoLineFormatter implementation, even at run-time (e.g. user selects he/she
>wants now UTM coordinates displayed instead of LatLon). What do you think?
>
>Regards,
>Piotr Kaminski
>
>
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: owner-openmap-users_at_bbn.com
>>[mailto:owner-openmap-users_at_bbn.com] On Behalf Of Steve Frierdich
>>Sent: Friday, December 10, 2004 2:25 AM
>>To: Steve Frierdich
>>Cc: Bart Jourquin; Don Dietrick; bruyere_at_gandalf.bbn.com; OpenMap
>>Subject: [OpenMap Users] Anyone ever overide the
>>createCoordinateInformationLine function is called by the
>>fireMouseLocation method in CoordMouseMode class to effect
>>howcoordinates are displayed
>>
>>
>>I am trying change what kind of coordinates are displayed
>>to,UTM, DMS,
>>and MGRS. The createCoordinateInformationLine function is
>>called by the
>>fireMouseLocation method in CoordMouseMode class to display
>>the lat and
>>long in degrees if possible , along with the x and y position. Has
>>anyone ever overridden this createCoordinateInformationLine called by
>>the fireMouseLocation? Can anyone supply me an example of how to
>>override this function to affect what is displayed. I would
>>like to in
>>fact to display whatever string I want to be displayed. Like
>>displaying
>>the UTM, MGRS, and the lat and long all at the same time in
>>one string.
>>Does anyone one have some source code to show me how to do this. I am
>>new at java and we lost our Java programmer his Java Map project was
>>dumped into my lap. My Java experience is about 2 weeks.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Steve
>>
>>
>>
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