At some point, something has to paint the line again when you remove
the circle, even if it's only by copying a bitmap from offscreen memory.
I don't know if LayeredPane can be made to do what you want, sorry...
In Diva we have layers, all that happens when something changes is
that each layer is
Hi Randy,
I would not expect TYPE_BILINEAR and TYPE_NEAREST_NEIGHBOR to produce
equally blurry results. Nearest neighbor filtering typically produces
blocky images when scaling because it simply replicates pixels. For
example, if you're scaling by 3x in each dimension, each source pixel is
repli
Hi!
I'm looking for a java implementation of Niblack adaptative thresholding
method.
Someone done it?
[]'s marcos petry
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Thanks, Chris! I actually tried using the TYPE_BILINEAR and it was equally
blurry.
Any ideas on why that might be the case?BTW, I'm using a JPEG file. I
don't know if that could make a difference.
I noticed that their are static constants for TYPE_UNIFORM_SCALE and
TYPE_GENERAL_SCALE etc on t
let me explain what i want to do.
suppose i have one line
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now when mouse comes over the end point of the line then i want to highlight that
endpoint with small circle like.
() (conside () as a full circle and dotted line as complete line) for that i
will use the getGraphics()
let me explain what i want to do.
suppose i have one line
e.g(1) (consider complete line instead of dotted line)
now when mouse comes over the end point of the line then i want to highlight that
endpoint with small circle like.
e.g(2) () (conside () as a full
I'm not entirely sure I understand the question... but
it sounds like you need to remember all the drawn graphics
as a data structure. When you change something, you need to
figure out the rectangle that completely encloses the changed
region, and then redraw all of your drawn graphics that interse
