On 20/09/12 04:41, Paul Hartmann wrote:
I put your code in SelectAction and MouseWheelListener worked directly.
Not sure if you can easily suppress zoom, though. What is your mapmode
about?
Other plugins have a similar similar setup, e.g. alignways has a
mapmode with MouseListener. In order to catch keystrokes, you should
try AWTEventListener.
Thanks very much -- all working now.
I have also successfully temporarily disabled map zooming using
Main.map.mapView.getMouseWheelListeners() and looping
Main.map.mapView.removeMouseWheelListener(). I do this when my mode gets
a mousePressed, and then reinstate them all with
Main.map.mapView.addMouseWheelListener() when I get mouseReleased.
Is this allowed? It's a bit sneaky as the listeners are added by
mapView's private member MapMover. Maybe mapView should have public
lockMap() and unlockMap() methods?
Why do I do it? It happens to be a convenient way for the user to modify
a selection box while they are still making it. (It's a rectangle
selection of arbitrary orientiation, for selecting GPS points which lay
along a straight line - so mouse x and y click drag and release are
needed to determine the start and end of the long axis of the rectangle,
and the scroll wheel / arrow keys are available if the width of the
rectangle needs changing from its default due to e.g. excess spread of
GPS points.) The user would not want to scroll or zoom the view during
this procedure anyway, so I don't see the harm in taking over the scroll
wheel during this operation.
Russell
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