[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
If I implement a new navigation command I have to update the
NavigationCommandFactory in my local udig environment. With the next
udig version I have the problem to fix it there again.
You do not need to use the NavigationCommandFactory - if you are using
your own command. The only reason we have a command factory is so uDig
can change its implementations as time goes on with out breaking you.
You are welcome to make a factory for your own commands, or simply use
"new".
Therefore I tried it another way, I used the ZoomCommand:
double newScaleDenominator = ...
double oldScaleDenominator = map.getViewportModel().getScaleDenominator();
double zoomfactor = oldScaleDenominator / newScaleDenominator ;
map.sendCommandSync(NavigationCommandFactory.getInstance().createZoomCommand(zoomfactor));
It works but its not quite precise. if the scaledenominator is
87'000'000 and the new one is 43'000'000 (zoomfactor ~2) the resulting
scaledenominator is about 67'000'000. In the ZoomCommand class I read
that this command works on viewport width and height, this must be the
reason.
The next try was using the ViewportModel of the map:
map.getViewportModelInternal.setScale(scaleDenominator);
map.getRenderManagerInternal()refresh(null);
but this doesn't work reliable: sometimes it just renders the map with
the old scaledenominator, sometimes with the new one. and it takes up
to four seconds untill it starts rendering.
for the moment i will use the zoomcommand with a callback wich changes
the slider position after rendering :-)
tony roth
Von: Jesse Eichar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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You will have to make your own NavCommand. I think you extend
AbstractNavCommand and make the following call in the run method:
map.getViewportModelInternal().setScaleDenominator( scale ).
Don't for get to add the undo functionality.
Jesse
On 19-Mar-07, at 9:57 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
Hi list,
some of my users don't want to use the text field below the map
for setting the scale (denominator) nor want they use the zoom in
or zoom out action. Therfore I will give them a slider widget
with which they can set the scale from 1:10.000 to 1:1.000.000
(or something like that).
But how do I set the scale denominator for the actual map. I
found no NavigationCommand for this. I checked the
NavigationCommandFactory.getInstance.create... commands where I
already use the ViewportCenterCommand for annother gimmick.
Can somehone help me with this?
thanks,
tony roth
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