IRangePolicy, java.io.Serializablepublic final class RangePolicyForcedPoint extends RangePolicyMinimumViewport
m_propertyChangeSupportPROPERTY_RANGE, PROPERTY_RANGE_MAX, PROPERTY_RANGE_MIN| Constructor | Description |
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RangePolicyForcedPoint() |
Creates a range policy that ensures zero to be visible.
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RangePolicyForcedPoint(double point) |
Creates a range policy backed by the given point in the dimension this
policy is used (x or y).
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| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
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void |
setPoint(double point) |
Sets the point to ensure to be visible.
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void |
setRange(Range range) |
This method is an invariant of the super class contract: only the minimum
value of the given range is used to enforce visibility.
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addPropertyChangeListener, equals, firePropertyChange, getPropertyChangeListeners, getRange, hashCode, removePropertyChangeListener, removePropertyChangeListenerclone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, waitgetMax, getMinpublic RangePolicyForcedPoint()
public RangePolicyForcedPoint(double point)
point - the point that always has to be shown.public void setPoint(double point)
point - the point to ensure to be visible.public void setRange(Range range)
Use setPoint(double) instead.
setRange in interface IRangePolicysetRange in class ARangePolicyrange - the internal range that may be taken into account for returning
bounds from
IRangePolicy.getMax(double, double)
and
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