Examples of IncrementalLayoutListener

diva.graph.layout.IncrementalLayoutListener
A Listener that applies the given incremental layout whenever a graph event is received. The listener applies an optional filter which can be used to limit the context into which the layout algorithm will be applied. @author Steve Neuendorffer @version $Id: IncrementalLayoutListener.java,v 1.12 2005/07/08 19:55:04 cxh Exp $ @Pt.AcceptedRating Red

Examples of diva.graph.layout.IncrementalLayoutListener

     * the default constructor (giving it an empty graph),
     * and then set the model once the window is showing.
     */
    public void setModelPostDisplay(MutableGraphModel model, AppContext context) {
        BasicGraphController gc = new BasicGraphController();
        gc.addGraphViewListener(new IncrementalLayoutListener(
                new IncrLayoutAdapter(
                        new LevelLayout(new BasicLayoutTarget(gc))), null));
        context.getContentPane().add(new JGraph(new GraphPane(gc, model)));
    }

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Examples of diva.graph.layout.IncrementalLayoutListener

        };


        // Anytime we add a port to an entity, we want to layout all the
        // ports within that entity.
        GlobalLayout layout = new EntityLayout();
        controller.addGraphViewListener(new IncrementalLayoutListener(
                new IncrLayoutAdapter(layout) {
                    public void nodeDrawn(Object node) {
                        layout(node);
                    }
                }, portFilter));

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Examples of diva.graph.layout.IncrementalLayoutListener

        };


        // Anytime we add a port to an entity, we want to layout all the
        // ports within that entity.
        GlobalLayout layout = new EntityLayout();
        controller.addGraphViewListener(new IncrementalLayoutListener(
                new IncrLayoutAdapter(layout) {
                    public void nodeDrawn(Object node) {
                        layout(node);
                    }
                }, portFilter));

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