Hei,
you can use:
private ZoomToSelectedItemsPlugIn myZoom = new
ZoomToSelectedItemsPlugIn();
myZoom.execute(context);
(where context is the PluginContext given in the Plugin execute() method)
but you need first to clean the current selection and add your object
that you want to zoom to.
such as:
context.getLayerViewPanel().getSelectionManager().getFeatureSelection().selectItems(actualLayer,
features);
with Collection features and Layer actualLayer
hope that helps
stefan
Diego Tosato schrieb:
Hi, I'm working on a new plug in for openJUMP v1.2 D on Eclipse 3.3.1.1
<http://3.3.1.1>. I' ve a problem: I want to zooming on a specific
feature. I've tried to use this function:
zoomToSelectedItemsPlugIn.zoom(
FeatureUtil.toGeometries(features),
taskFrame.getLayerViewPanel());
in a block try-catch but it doesn't work. In particular I've no
understood what is the object "taskFrame".
Maybe is it too simple draw a feature in a separated interface?
Can anyone give me an alternative solution?
Diego
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