Examples of connectorAt()

Examples of CH.ifa.draw.framework.Figure.connectorAt()

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  {
    Figure target = findConnectableFigure(x, y, drawing);

    if (target != null && connectionFigure != null && target.canConnect() && !target.includes(source().owner()) && canLinkFigures(source().owner(), target))
    {
      return target.connectorAt(x, y);
    }
    return null;
  }

  /**
 
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Examples of org.openbp.cockpit.modeler.figures.process.ParamFigure.connectorAt()

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    }
    else if (sourceFigure != null && targetFigure != null)
    {
      // Node -> Node
      Connector start = sourceFigure.connectorAt(0, 0);
      Connector end = targetFigure.connectorAt(0, 0);

      link.unlink();

      return new ParamConnection(link, start, end, this);
    }
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Examples of org.openbp.cockpit.modeler.figures.process.SocketFigure.connectorAt()

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      System.err.println("Control link target socket '" + target.getQualifier() + "' has no figure representation.");
      return null;
    }

    Connector start = sourceFigure.connectorAt(0, 0);
    Connector end = targetFigure.connectorAt(0, 0);

    link.unlink();

    FlowConnection flow = new FlowConnection(link, this);
    flow.connectStart(start);
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