TLcdGXYSelectController2 (LuciadLightspeed API documentation)

java.lang.Object
- com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.ALcdGXYController
- - com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.ALcdGXYSmartController
  - - com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
    - - com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.TLcdGXYSelectController2

All Implemented Interfaces:

ILcdUndoableSource, ILcdAWTEventListener, ILcdStatusSource, ILcdGXYChainableController, ILcdGXYController, KeyListener, MouseListener, MouseMotionListener, Serializable, EventListener

Direct Known Subclasses:

TLcdGXYEditController2
```
public class TLcdGXYSelectController2
extends TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
implements MouseListener, ILcdGXYChainableController
```
Controller that allows the user to select domain objects in the view using the mouse. The controller supports selection changes by clicking on the view or by dragging a rectangle.

If case you want to programmatically (de)select objects, query the selection or get informed about selection changes, you should use:
- ILcdSelection.getSelectedObjects() to retrieve the selected objects from a single layer.
- ILcdLayer.selectObject(Object, boolean, int) to update the selected state of an object in a layer.
- ILcdSelection.addSelectionListener(ILcdSelectionListener) to register a listener which is informed about selection changes in a single layer.
- ILcdGXYView.addLayerSelectionListener(ILcdSelectionListener) to register a listener which is informed about selection changes in any of the layers contained in the view.
How selection works
The selection controller works in multiple steps:
1. The controller interprets the user input: first, this controller gathers information about the selection intent of the user. For example whether the user wants to add or remove the object to/from the selection, whether the user wants to drag a rectangle to select multiple objects in one go, ... .
2. The controller model performs the actual update of the selection: once all this information is gathered, it is passed to the controller model:
  1. The selectionCandidates method is used to query the view and the layers for objects that match the mouse click (or the selection rectangle).
  2. The selection of those selection candidates is updated by calling the applySelection method.
Customizing the controller

(De)Activate rectangle selection mode

This controller uses the multi-select modifier key to determine whether or not a MouseEvent should be interpreted as a "select by dragging a rectangle". Call the setter if you want to replace the default key.

Selecting objects by their labels or only by their bodies

This controller calls the selectByWhatMode(ILcdGXYView, Rectangle, int, MouseEvent) method to determine whether the bodies only or also the labels should be considered when determining which objects are selection candidates. This information is passed to the TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2, and it is the responsibility of the controller model to respect this choice.

Overlapping objects: selecting the topmost element only or not

This controller calls the selectHowMode(ILcdGXYView, Rectangle, int, MouseEvent, int) method to determine how selection candidates are selected when there are multiple candidates.

The resulting integer is passed to the controller model, and it is the controller model who decides how to handle this choice.

Selecting or deselecting the selection candidates

This controller calls the selectHowMode(ILcdGXYView, Rectangle, int, MouseEvent, int) to determine what to do with the selection candidates. For example should the objects be added to the current selection, replace the current selection, ... .

The resulting integer is passed to the controller model, and it is the controller model who decides how to handle this choice.

Replacing the controller model
The actual adjusting of the selection is done by the TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2. You can customize the selection behavior by installing a custom controller model instance on this model, or by specifying a custom controller model in the constructor.
Double click and right click pop-up menu
This controller has methods to:
- Specify an ActionListener which should be triggered when a double click is performed (setDoubleClickAction(ActionListener)). A typical use-case of this is setting an action listener which shows the properties of an object when double-clicking on it.
- Specify an ActionListener which should be triggered when the user performs a right click (setRightClickAction(ActionListener))}). A typical use-case of this is setting an action which shows a pop-up menu for the selected object when right-clicking.
Since:

7.0

See Also:

Serialized Form

Field Summary
- Fields inherited from class com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
  fXPressed, fXReleased, fYPressed, fYReleased

Constructor Summary

Constructors
Constructor and Description
`TLcdGXYSelectController2()` Constructs a new select controller.
`TLcdGXYSelectController2(TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 aSelectControllerModel)` Constructs a new `TLcdGXYSelectController2`, with the given `TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2`.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods
Modifier and Type	Method and Description
`void`	`appendGXYController(ILcdGXYChainableController aEnd)` This method will append the passed controller to the end of the chain.
`ILcdFilter<AWTEvent>`	`getAWTFilter()` Returns the filter specifying to what mouse events the controller should respond to.
`ActionListener`	`getDoubleClickAction()` Returns the double click action.
`int`	`getMultiSelectModifierKey()` Returns the modifier key mask to trigger multi-select drag behavior.
`ILcdGXYChainableController`	`getNextGXYController()` Returns a reference to the controller that is located after this one in a chain, or null if this controller is the last element of the chain.
`ActionListener`	`getRightClickAction()` Returns the right click action.
`TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2`	`getSelectControllerModel()` Returns the `TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2`.
`void`	`handleAWTEvent(AWTEvent aEvent)` This is method is called when the target of the listener has a new AWTEvent available.
`void`	`mouseDragged(MouseEvent me)`
`void`	`mousePressed(MouseEvent me)`
`void`	`mouseReleased(MouseEvent me)`
`void`	`paint(Graphics aGraphics)` Draws a rectangle on the given graphics if `ALcdGXYSmartController.isDragging()` returns true and if the rectangle is larger as `TLcdGXYDragRectangleController.getMouseDraggedSensitivity()`.
`protected int`	`selectByWhatMode(ILcdGXYView aGXYView, Rectangle aSelectionBounds, int aMouseMode, MouseEvent aMouseEvent)` Returns the mode that defines by what objects can be selected: by their bodies, their labels, ...
`protected int`	`selectHowMode(ILcdGXYView aGXYView, Rectangle aSelectionBounds, int aMouseMode, MouseEvent aMouseEvent, int aSelectByWhatMode)` Returns the mode that indicates how to select the actual candidates from a set of possible selection candidates (selecting the topmost element only or letting the user choose) and how those candidates should interact with the existing selection (add them, remove them, invert their selection state).
`void`	`setAWTFilter(ILcdFilter<AWTEvent> aAWTFilter)` Sets the filter specifying to what mouse events the controller should primarily respond to.
`void`	`setDoubleClickAction(ActionListener aDoubleClickAction)` Sets the double click action.
`void`	`setMultiSelectModifierKey(int aKeyDownMask)` Sets the modifier key mask to trigger multi-select drag behavior.
`void`	`setNextGXYController(ILcdGXYChainableController aNext)` This method sets the next controller in the chain for this controller.
`void`	`setRightClickAction(ActionListener aRightClickAction)` Sets the right click action.
`void`	`setSelectControllerModel(TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 aSelectControllerModel)` Sets the `TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2`.
`void`	`startInteraction(ILcdGXYView aGXYView)` Sets up the controller to receive input through the view passed.
`void`	`terminateInteraction(ILcdGXYView aGXYView)` Releases a few items.
`void`	`trigger(MouseEvent aEvent, Rectangle aRectangleDragged)` This method is called on mouseReleased.

Methods inherited from class com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.ALcdGXYSmartController
addUndoableListener, fireUndoableEvent, getDownPanChars, getDownPanCodes, getLeftPanChars, getLeftPanCodes, getPanAbsDelta, getPanAbsDelta, getRightPanChars, getRightPanCodes, getUndoableListenerCount, getUpPanChars, getUpPanCodes, getZoomInChars, getZoomInCodes, getZoomOutChars, getZoomOutCodes, isDragging, isPanOnMouseDragExit, isPanOnMouseMoveExit, isPanUndoable, isRequestFocusOnMouseEntered, isRequestFocusOnMousePressed, isZoomUndoable, keyPressed, keyReleased, keyTyped, mouseClicked, mouseEntered, mouseExited, removeUndoableListener, setDownPanChars, setDownPanCodes, setIsDragging, setLeftPanChars, setLeftPanCodes, setPanAbsDelta, setPanOnMouseDragExit, setPanOnMouseMoveExit, setPanUndoable, setRequestFocusOnMouseEntered, setRequestFocusOnMousePressed, setRightPanChars, setRightPanCodes, setUpPanChars, setUpPanCodes, setZoomInChars, setZoomInCodes, setZoomOutChars, setZoomOutCodes, setZoomUndoable, updateViewLocationAfterZoomSFCT

Methods inherited from class com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.ALcdGXYController
addStatusListener, asGXYController, fireStatusEvent, getCursor, getGXYView, getIcon, getName, getShortDescription, registerInstance, removeStatusListener, retrieveGXYViewXYWorldTransformation, setClassTraceOn, setCursor, setGXYView, setIcon, setName, setShortDescription, viewRepaint

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

Methods inherited from interface java.awt.event.MouseListener
mouseClicked, mouseEntered, mouseExited

Methods inherited from interface com.luciad.view.gxy.ILcdGXYController
getCursor, getIcon, getLayered, getName, getShortDescription, viewRepaint

- Constructor Detail
  - TLcdGXYSelectController2
```
public TLcdGXYSelectController2()
```
    Constructs a new select controller. The controller can be activated using ILcdGXYView.setGXYController(com.luciad.view.gxy.ILcdGXYController).
  - TLcdGXYSelectController2
```
public TLcdGXYSelectController2(TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 aSelectControllerModel)
```
    Constructs a new TLcdGXYSelectController2, with the given TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.
    
    Parameters:
    
    aSelectControllerModel - The controller model, defining the selection behavior.
- Method Detail
  - getSelectControllerModel
```
public TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 getSelectControllerModel()
```
    Returns the TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.
    
    Returns:
    
    the TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.
    
    See Also:
    
    setSelectControllerModel(TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2)
  - setSelectControllerModel
```
public void setSelectControllerModel(TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 aSelectControllerModel)
```
    Sets the TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2. This allows to customize the behavior of for example modifier keys, disable selection by clicking on labels, etc. Please refer to TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 for more information.
    
    Parameters:
    
    aSelectControllerModel - The select controller model to set.
    
    See Also:
    
    TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2
  - getDoubleClickAction
```
public ActionListener getDoubleClickAction()
```
    Returns the double click action.
    
    Returns:
    
    the double click action.
    
    See Also:
    
    setDoubleClickAction(java.awt.event.ActionListener)
  - setDoubleClickAction
```
public void setDoubleClickAction(ActionListener aDoubleClickAction)
```
    Sets the double click action. This action is performed when the user double clicks. Use null (the default) to disable this feature.
    
    The double click action will be triggered by a TLcdActionAtLocationEvent
    
    Parameters:
    
    aDoubleClickAction - The double click action, or null.
  - getRightClickAction
```
public ActionListener getRightClickAction()
```
    Returns the right click action.
    
    Returns:
    
    the right click action.
    
    See Also:
    
    setRightClickAction(java.awt.event.ActionListener)
  - setRightClickAction
```
public void setRightClickAction(ActionListener aRightClickAction)
```
    Sets the right click action. This action is performed when the user clicks with the right mouse button. This could for example popup a context sensitive menu. Use null (the default) to disable this feature.
    
    The right click action will be triggered by a TLcdActionAtLocationEvent.
    
    Parameters:
    
    aRightClickAction - The right click action, or null.
  - setAWTFilter
```
public void setAWTFilter(ILcdFilter<AWTEvent> aAWTFilter)
```
    Sets the filter specifying to what mouse events the controller should primarily respond to. The right click action is not affected by this.
    
    See Also:
    
    TLcdAWTEventFilterBuilder
  - getAWTFilter
```
public ILcdFilter<AWTEvent> getAWTFilter()
```
    Returns the filter specifying to what mouse events the controller should respond to.
    
    Returns:
    
    a filter for the allowed mouse events (e.g. only for MouseEvent.BUTTON1), or null
  - getMultiSelectModifierKey
```
public final int getMultiSelectModifierKey()
```
    Returns the modifier key mask to trigger multi-select drag behavior. By default, the drag is triggered when holding down the shift key.
    
    Returns:
    
    one of InputEvent.SHIFT_DOWN_MASK, InputEvent.CTRL_DOWN_MASK, InputEvent.ALT_DOWN_MASK, InputEvent.META_DOWN_MASK, or zero to always enable multi-select drag mode
    
    Since:
    
    2019.0
  - setMultiSelectModifierKey
```
public final void setMultiSelectModifierKey(int aKeyDownMask)
```
    Sets the modifier key mask to trigger multi-select drag behavior.
    
    Parameters:
    
    aKeyDownMask - one of InputEvent.SHIFT_DOWN_MASK, InputEvent.CTRL_DOWN_MASK, InputEvent.ALT_DOWN_MASK, InputEvent.META_DOWN_MASK, or zero to always enable multi-select drag mode.
    
    Since:
    
    2019.0
  - mousePressed
```
public void mousePressed(MouseEvent me)
```
    Specified by:
    
    mousePressed in interface MouseListener
    
    Overrides:
    
    mousePressed in class TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
  - trigger
```
public void trigger(MouseEvent aEvent,
                    Rectangle aRectangleDragged)
```
    Description copied from class: TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
    This method is called on mouseReleased. It can be redefined to implement specific behavior with the "created" java.awt.Rectangle given as argument.
    Extensions might want to verify if the given rectangle is larger as the drag sensitivity, e.g.:
```
 aRectangleDragged.width  >= getMouseDraggedSensitivity() ||
 aRectangleDragged.height >= getMouseDraggedSensitivity()
 
```
    Overrides:
    
    trigger in class TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
    
    Parameters:
    
    aEvent - the MouseEvent received on mouseReleased.
    
    aRectangleDragged - the dragged java.awt.Rectangle. Do not reuse this instance directly, make a copy instead.
  - mouseReleased
```
public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent me)
```
    Specified by:
    
    mouseReleased in interface MouseListener
    
    Overrides:
    
    mouseReleased in class TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
  - mouseDragged
```
public void mouseDragged(MouseEvent me)
```
    Specified by:
    
    mouseDragged in interface MouseMotionListener
    
    Overrides:
    
    mouseDragged in class TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
  - selectByWhatMode
```
protected int selectByWhatMode(ILcdGXYView aGXYView,
                               Rectangle aSelectionBounds,
                               int aMouseMode,
                               MouseEvent aMouseEvent)
```
    Returns the mode that defines by what objects can be selected: by their bodies, their labels, ...
    
    The default behavior of this method is to indicate that objects can be selected by their bodies and labels, both when clicking or dragging the mouse.
    
    Introducing custom modes
    
    If none of the predefined modes is sufficient for your needs, you can introduce custom ones by overriding this method and returning a custom value. Make sure when defining a new mode that the integer constant for your mode is greater than or equal to 1 << 25.
    
    The select controller model installed on this controller must have custom implementations for:
    - TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.selectionCandidates(ILcdGXYView, Rectangle, int, MouseEvent, int, int)
    - TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.applySelection(ILcdGXYView, Rectangle, int, int, int, int, int, ILcdGXYLayerSubsetList)
    that can deal with this new mode.
    
    Note that the select-by-what and select-how modes can be a bit-wise or of several constants, so when providing custom implementations for the above methods which are testing if for example SELECT_HOW_CHOOSE is part of some select-how value should be done like this:
```
 (aSelectHowMode & SELECT_HOW_CHOOSE) != 0
```
    Parameters:
    
    aGXYView - The ILcdGXYView, provided as contextual information.
    
    aSelectionBounds - The selection rectangle, in view coordinates (pixels). This could for example be the rectangle the user dragged on the map, or a one pixel wide rectangle for a mouse click.
    
    aMouseMode - Either TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.INPUT_MODE_POINT or TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.INPUT_MODE_RECTANGLE, indicating if this selection change originated from a mouse click or from a mouse drag.
    
    aMouseEvent - The last mouse event that was involved in the selection change.
    
    Returns:
    
    The select-by-what mode, a bit-wise or of the constants defined in TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 that start with SELECT_BY.
  - selectHowMode
```
protected int selectHowMode(ILcdGXYView aGXYView,
                            Rectangle aSelectionBounds,
                            int aMouseMode,
                            MouseEvent aMouseEvent,
                            int aSelectByWhatMode)
```
    Returns the mode that indicates how to select the actual candidates from a set of possible selection candidates (selecting the topmost element only or letting the user choose) and how those candidates should interact with the existing selection (add them, remove them, invert their selection state).
    
    This method should return a bitwise OR of the constants in the TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 class starting with SELECT_HOW.
    
    The default selection of selection candidates is:
    - When the alt-key is pressed, the user is presented with UI to select which object(s) they wanted to select (TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.SELECT_HOW_CHOOSE).
    - Otherwise, the controller assumes the user wanted to select the topmost element (TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.SELECT_HOW_FIRST_TOUCHED).
    The default update of the existing selection is:
    - Pressing the shift key will use the TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.SELECT_HOW_INVERT.
    - When right-clicking on top of an existing selection, TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.SELECT_HOW_NO_CHANGE will be selected.
    Introducing custom modes
    
    If none of the predefined modes is sufficient for your needs, you can introduce custom ones by overriding this method and returning a custom value. Make sure when defining a new mode that the integer constant for your mode is greater than or equal to 1 << 25.
    
    The select controller model installed on this controller must have custom implementations for:
    - TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.selectionCandidates(ILcdGXYView, Rectangle, int, MouseEvent, int, int)
    - TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.applySelection(ILcdGXYView, Rectangle, int, int, int, int, int, ILcdGXYLayerSubsetList)
    that can deal with this new mode.
    
    Note that the select-by-what and select-how modes can be a bit-wise or of several constants, so when providing custom implementations for the above methods which are testing if for example SELECT_HOW_CHOOSE is part of some select-how value should be done like this:
```
 (aSelectHowMode & SELECT_HOW_CHOOSE) != 0
```
    Parameters:
    
    aGXYView - The ILcdGXYView, provided as contextual information.
    
    aSelectionBounds - The selection rectangle, in view coordinates (pixels). This could for example be the rectangle the user dragged on the map, or a one pixel wide rectangle for a mouse click.
    
    aMouseMode - Either TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.INPUT_MODE_POINT or TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2.INPUT_MODE_RECTANGLE, indicating if this selection change originated from a mouse click or from a mouse drag.
    
    aMouseEvent - The last mouse event that was involved in the selection change.
    
    aSelectByWhatMode - The select-by-what mode, for example the result of the method selectByWhatMode. It is a bit-wise or of the constants in TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 that start with SELECT_BY.
    
    Returns:
    
    The select-how mode, a bit-wise or of the constants in TLcdGXYSelectControllerModel2 that start with SELECT_HOW.
  - paint
```
public void paint(Graphics aGraphics)
```
    Description copied from class: TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
    
    Draws a rectangle on the given graphics if ALcdGXYSmartController.isDragging() returns true and if the rectangle is larger as TLcdGXYDragRectangleController.getMouseDraggedSensitivity().
    
    Specified by:
    
    paint in interface ILcdGXYController
    
    Overrides:
    
    paint in class TLcdGXYDragRectangleController
    
    Parameters:
    
    aGraphics - The graphics to draw on.
  - startInteraction
```
public void startInteraction(ILcdGXYView aGXYView)
```
    Description copied from class: ALcdGXYController
    
    Sets up the controller to receive input through the view passed.
    All ILcdGXYView implementations that support interaction call this method when the controller has been made active with setGXYController on the view, so this method shouldn't normally be called directly. Note that most view implementations add the controller as listener if appropriate before calling this method.
    Sets the cursor on the view and sets the view for which this controller is now active. Sends out a status event based on the short description.
    
    Specified by:
    
    startInteraction in interface ILcdGXYController
    
    Overrides:
    
    startInteraction in class ALcdGXYSmartController
    
    Parameters:
    
    aGXYView - the ILcdGXYView this ILcdGXYController will interact with.
    
    See Also:
    
    ILcdGXYView.setGXYController(com.luciad.view.gxy.ILcdGXYController), ILcdGXYController.terminateInteraction(com.luciad.view.gxy.ILcdGXYView)
  - terminateInteraction
```
public void terminateInteraction(ILcdGXYView aGXYView)
```
    Description copied from class: ALcdGXYController
    
    Releases a few items. Can be redefined but this 'super' method should be called too.
    
    Specified by:
    
    terminateInteraction in interface ILcdGXYController
    
    Overrides:
    
    terminateInteraction in class ALcdGXYSmartController
    
    Parameters:
    
    aGXYView - the ILcdGXYView this ILcdGXYController interacted with.
    
    See Also:
    
    ILcdGXYView.setGXYController(com.luciad.view.gxy.ILcdGXYController), ILcdGXYController.startInteraction(com.luciad.view.gxy.ILcdGXYView)
  - getNextGXYController
```
public ILcdGXYChainableController getNextGXYController()
```
    Description copied from interface: ILcdGXYChainableController
    
    Returns a reference to the controller that is located after this one in a chain, or null if this controller is the last element of the chain.
    
    Specified by:
    
    getNextGXYController in interface ILcdGXYChainableController
    
    Returns:
    
    a reference to the next controller.
    
    See Also:
    
    ILcdGXYChainableController.setNextGXYController(ILcdGXYChainableController)
  - setNextGXYController
```
public void setNextGXYController(ILcdGXYChainableController aNext)
```
    Description copied from interface: ILcdGXYChainableController
    
    This method sets the next controller in the chain for this controller. You can set null if you want the chain to end. This method does not start or terminate any interaction. If you need to replace a controller while it's being used you are responsible for properly terminating and starting it yourself.
    
    Specified by:
    
    setNextGXYController in interface ILcdGXYChainableController
    
    Parameters:
    
    aNext - the reference to the controller that will be the next element in the chain
    
    See Also:
    
    ILcdGXYChainableController.getNextGXYController()
  - appendGXYController
```
public void appendGXYController(ILcdGXYChainableController aEnd)
```
    Description copied from interface: ILcdGXYChainableController
    
    This method will append the passed controller to the end of the chain. The controller will be the stored as the next controller in the last element of the current chain.
    
    Specified by:
    
    appendGXYController in interface ILcdGXYChainableController
    
    Parameters:
    
    aEnd - the controller to be appended to the end of the chain.
  - handleAWTEvent
```
public void handleAWTEvent(AWTEvent aEvent)
```
    Description copied from interface: ILcdAWTEventListener
    
    This is method is called when the target of the listener has a new AWTEvent available.
    
    Specified by:
    
    handleAWTEvent in interface ILcdAWTEventListener
    
    Parameters:
    
    aEvent - The event to be handled.

LuciadLightspeedClass TLcdGXYSelectController2

How selection works

Customizing the controller

(De)Activate rectangle selection mode

Selecting objects by their labels or only by their bodies

Overlapping objects: selecting the topmost element only or not

Selecting or deselecting the selection candidates

Replacing the controller model

Double click and right click pop-up menu

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.TLcdGXYDragRectangleController

Constructor Summary

Method Summary

Methods inherited from class com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.TLcdGXYDragRectangleController

Methods inherited from class com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.ALcdGXYSmartController

Methods inherited from class com.luciad.view.gxy.controller.ALcdGXYController

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

Methods inherited from interface java.awt.event.MouseListener

Methods inherited from interface com.luciad.view.gxy.ILcdGXYController

Constructor Detail

TLcdGXYSelectController2

TLcdGXYSelectController2

Method Detail

getSelectControllerModel

setSelectControllerModel

getDoubleClickAction

setDoubleClickAction

getRightClickAction

setRightClickAction

setAWTFilter

getAWTFilter

getMultiSelectModifierKey

setMultiSelectModifierKey

mousePressed

trigger

mouseReleased

mouseDragged

selectByWhatMode

Introducing custom modes

selectHowMode

Introducing custom modes

paint

startInteraction

terminateInteraction

getNextGXYController

setNextGXYController

appendGXYController

handleAWTEvent