Examples of mxConnectionConstraint

com.mxgraph.view.mxConnectionConstraint
Defines an object that contains the constraints about how to connect one side of an edge to its terminal.

Examples of com.mxgraph.view.mxConnectionConstraint


    //Insert new edge.
    mxCell e = (mxCell) graph.insertEdge(parent, null, label, source,
        target, style);
    graph.setConnectionConstraint(e, source, true,
        new mxConnectionConstraint(fromConstraint, false));
    graph.setConnectionConstraint(e, target, false,
        new mxConnectionConstraint(toConstraint, false));
    return e;
  }

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Examples of com.mxgraph.view.mxConnectionConstraint


        // Computes the points for the edge style and terminals
        mxCellState sourceState = view.getState(source);
        mxCellState targetState = view.getState(target);


        mxConnectionConstraint sourceConstraint = graphComponent
            .getGraph().getConnectionConstraint(clone, sourceState,
                true);
        mxConnectionConstraint targetConstraint = graphComponent
            .getGraph().getConnectionConstraint(clone, targetState,
                false);


        /* TODO: Implement mxConstraintHandler
        mxConnectionConstraint constraint = constraintHandler.currentConstraint;

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Examples of com.mxgraph.view.mxConnectionConstraint

        edge = clone;
      }


      // Passes an empty constraint to reset constraint information
      graph.connectCell(edge, terminal, isSource,
          new mxConnectionConstraint());
    }
    finally
    {
      model.endUpdate();
    }

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