Examples of LayerVisibilityMarkedEvent

org.geomajas.puregwt.client.map.event.LayerVisibilityMarkedEvent

Called when a layer has been marked as visible or invisible. When a layer has been marked as invisible, expect a LayerHideEvent very soon.

But, when a layer has been marked as visible, that does not necessarily mean it will become visible. There are more requirements that have to be met in order for a layer to become visible: the map's scale must be between the minimum and maximum allowed scales for the layer. If that requirement has been met as well, expect a LayerShowEvent shortly.

@author Frank Wynants @author Pieter De Graef @since 1.0.0

    return selected;
  }


  public void setMarkedAsVisible(boolean markedAsVisible) {
    this.markedAsVisible = markedAsVisible;
    eventBus.fireEvent(new LayerVisibilityMarkedEvent(this));
    if (isShowing()) {
      visibleAtPreviousScale = true;
      eventBus.fireEvent(new LayerShowEvent(this));
    } else {
      visibleAtPreviousScale = false;

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Examples of LayerVisibilityMarkedEvent

Examples of org.geomajas.puregwt.client.map.event.LayerVisibilityMarkedEvent