chemaxon.marvin.space.monitor

Class ResizeControl

java.lang.Object

chemaxon.marvin.space.monitor.Control

chemaxon.marvin.space.monitor.ResizeControl

@PublicAPI
public class ResizeControl
extends Control

This control is to change the size of a GraphicComponent by changing the coordinates.

Since:

Marvin 4.0.2

Version:

MarvinSpace 1.0

Author:

Judit Papp

Field Summary

Fields inherited from class chemaxon.marvin.space.monitor.Control

ambient, center, component, DEFAULT_SIZE, diffuse, monitor, shininess, size, specular, x, y

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
ResizeControl(Monitor monitor) Creates a new instance of ResizeControl

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
void	control(int z) Resizes the component in z direction uniformly which means that it will either increase or decrease its size with one unit or do nothing if the given value was positive, negative or zero.
void	control(int x, int y) Resizes the component in x, y direction uniformly which means that it will either increase or decrease its size with one unit or do nothing if the given value was positive, negative or zero.
byte[]	getColor() Returns the color of the control.

Methods inherited from class chemaxon.marvin.space.monitor.Control

getCenter, projectVector, setCenter, setComponent

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

ResizeControl

public ResizeControl(Monitor monitor)

Creates a new instance of ResizeControl

Method Detail

control

public void control(int z)

Resizes the component in z direction uniformly which means that it will either increase or decrease its size with one unit or do nothing if the given value was positive, negative or zero. The component itself has to decide how to define the unit and how much will the resize effect modify its size.

Specified by:

control in class Control

control

public void control(int x,
                    int y)

Resizes the component in x, y direction uniformly which means that it will either increase or decrease its size with one unit or do nothing if the given value was positive, negative or zero. The component itself has to decide how to define the unit and how much will the resize effect modify its size.

Specified by:

control in class Control

getColor

public byte[] getColor()

Returns the color of the control.

Specified by:

getColor in class Control