Sorry, I should have elaborated. The Location objects have a label,
which are OMText objects. If you have access to each Location object
(as you do when createLocation() is called), you can set the Font
object on the location :
location.getLabel().setFont(font)
Hope this helps,
Don
On Aug 23, 2007, at 6:34 PM, Martin Pröhl wrote:
> I tried that but somehow i'm missing the point. I do not see any
> possibility to alter an OMText-object in CSVLocationHandler
> (especially in createLocation() ). Since createLocation only uses
> the class location, i'm not able to use OMText.setFont() here for
> altering the font nor can i instantiate or manipulate an OMText-
> object, this should be only possible in the location class. At
> least, loc.setlabel() would be possible but doesnt seem appropriate
> to me.
> Or do you mean to use OMText directly in class CSVLocationHandler?
> I'm kind of confused now, basically i do understand what you intend
> to do.
>
> Martin
>
> Don Dietrick schrieb:
>> Hi Martin,
>> I'm afraid there is no way to adjust this via the properties
>> file. However, you should be able to extend the
>> CSVLocationHandler class, and simply override the createLocation()
>> method. In there, you can set the font of the OMText object.
>> Then, you'd modify your openmap.properties file so your version of
>> the CSVLocationHandler was used instead of the default version.
>> I'll add fonts to the wish list of attributes that should be able
>> to be set in the properties file.
>> Hope this helps,
>> Don
>> On Aug 23, 2007, at 2:39 PM, Martin Pröhl wrote:
>>> I'm currently trying to change the font of the text displayed
>>> when reading cities from a csv-file. The methods that are
>>> provided in CSVLocationHandler.class are only designed to change
>>> color and line thickness but not changing the font. The default
>>> value of Font("SansSerif", java.awt.Font.PLAIN, 12); is always
>>> used and cannot be changed from my point of view.
>>> As far as i figured out this should be only possible when
>>> changing the line
>>>
>>> label = new OMText(lat, lon, xOffset, yOffset, name,
>>> OMText.JUSTIFY_LEFT);
>>>
>>> in Location.class but the method is not designed to hand over a
>>> font-value.
>>>
>>> Since i dont want to change the code unless i have to to, i'm
>>> wondering if theres another way but i dont see any way to change
>>> the attribute of Font used in OMText.class from my focus in
>>> CSVLocationHandler.
>>>
>>> martin
>>>
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