Examples with TimeGraphEvent com.efficios.jabberwocky.views.timegraph.model.render.TimeGraphEvent used on opensource projects

Example 1 with TimeGraphEvent

use of com.efficios.jabberwocky.views.timegraph.model.render.TimeGraphEvent in project lttng-scope by lttng.

the class TimeGraphDrawnEventLayer method prepareDrawnEvents.

private Collection<Shape> prepareDrawnEvents(TimeGraphTreeRender treeRender, TimeGraphDrawnEventRender eventRender) {
    final double entryHeight = TimeGraphWidget.ENTRY_HEIGHT;
    Collection<Shape> shapes = eventRender.getEvents().stream().map(event -> {
        TimeGraphEvent tgEvent = event.getEvent();
        double x = getWidget().timestampToPaneXPos(tgEvent.getTimestamp());
        int treeIndex = treeRender.getAllTreeElements().indexOf(tgEvent.getTreeElement());
        if (treeIndex == -1) {
            return null;
        }
        double y = treeIndex * entryHeight + entryHeight / 2;
        Shape shape = getShapeFromEvent(event);
        /*
                     * Some symbols already use the layout* properties for
                     * adjusting their center. Use translate* properties for
                     * their positioning on the timegraph.
                     */
        shape.setTranslateX(x);
        shape.setTranslateY(y);
        return shape;
    }).filter(Objects::nonNull).collect(Collectors.toList());
    return shapes;
}

Example 2 with TimeGraphEvent

use of com.efficios.jabberwocky.views.timegraph.model.render.TimeGraphEvent in project lttng-scope by lttng.

the class StubModelArrowProvider1 method getArrowRender.

@Override
public TimeGraphArrowRender getArrowRender(TimeGraphTreeRender treeRender, TimeRange timeRange, @Nullable FutureTask<?> task) {
    TimeGraphArrowSeries series = getArrowSeries();
    List<TimeGraphTreeElement> treeElems = treeRender.getAllTreeElements();
    /* Draw 3 arrows total */
    TimeGraphEvent startEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.1), treeElems.get(0));
    TimeGraphEvent endEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.3), treeElems.get(5));
    TimeGraphArrow arrow1 = new TimeGraphArrow(startEvent, endEvent, series);
    startEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.2), treeElems.get(3));
    endEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.5), treeElems.get(12));
    TimeGraphArrow arrow2 = new TimeGraphArrow(startEvent, endEvent, series);
    startEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.6), treeElems.get(15));
    endEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.8), treeElems.get(2));
    TimeGraphArrow arrow3 = new TimeGraphArrow(startEvent, endEvent, series);
    List<TimeGraphArrow> arrows = ImmutableList.of(arrow1, arrow2, arrow3);
    return new TimeGraphArrowRender(timeRange, arrows);
}

Example 3 with TimeGraphEvent

use of com.efficios.jabberwocky.views.timegraph.model.render.TimeGraphEvent in project lttng-scope by lttng.

the class StubModelArrowProvider2 method getArrowRender.

@Override
public TimeGraphArrowRender getArrowRender(TimeGraphTreeRender treeRender, TimeRange timeRange, @Nullable FutureTask<?> task) {
    TimeGraphArrowSeries series = getArrowSeries();
    List<TimeGraphTreeElement> treeElems = treeRender.getAllTreeElements();
    /* Draw 2 arrows total */
    TimeGraphEvent startEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.3), treeElems.get(6));
    TimeGraphEvent endEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.8), treeElems.get(4));
    TimeGraphArrow arrow1 = new TimeGraphArrow(startEvent, endEvent, series);
    startEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.5), treeElems.get(10));
    endEvent = new TimeGraphEvent(ts(timeRange, 0.6), treeElems.get(7));
    TimeGraphArrow arrow2 = new TimeGraphArrow(startEvent, endEvent, series);
    List<TimeGraphArrow> arrows = ImmutableList.of(arrow1, arrow2);
    return new TimeGraphArrowRender(timeRange, arrows);
}