Examples with ChartGestureEvent net.sf.mzmine.chartbasics.gestures.ChartGestureEvent used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ChartGestureEvent

use of net.sf.mzmine.chartbasics.gestures.ChartGestureEvent in project mzmine2 by mzmine.

the class ChartGestureMouseAdapter method mouseClicked.

@Override
public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent e) {
    if (gestureHandlers == null || gestureHandlers.isEmpty() || !(listensFor(Event.CLICK) || listensFor(Event.DOUBLE_CLICK)))
        return;
    if (e.getComponent() instanceof ChartPanel) {
        ChartPanel chartPanel = (ChartPanel) e.getComponent();
        ChartEntity entity = findChartEntity(chartPanel, e);
        ChartGesture.Entity gestureEntity = ChartGesture.getGestureEntity(entity);
        Button button = Button.getButton(e.getButton());
        if (!e.isConsumed()) {
            // double clicked
            if (e.getClickCount() == 2) {
                // reset click count to handle double clicks quickly
                e.consume();
                // handle event
                handleEvent(new ChartGestureEvent(chartPanel, e, entity, new ChartGesture(gestureEntity, Event.DOUBLE_CLICK, button)));
            } else if (e.getClickCount() == 1) {
                // handle event
                handleEvent(new ChartGestureEvent(chartPanel, e, entity, new ChartGesture(gestureEntity, Event.CLICK, button)));
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 2 with ChartGestureEvent

use of net.sf.mzmine.chartbasics.gestures.ChartGestureEvent in project mzmine2 by mzmine.

the class ChartGestureMouseAdapterFX method handleScroll.

/**
 * Handles a scroll event. This implementation does nothing, override the method if required.
 *
 * @param canvas the canvas ({@code null} not permitted).
 * @param e the event ({@code null} not permitted).
 */
@Override
public void handleScroll(ChartCanvas chartPanel, ScrollEvent eOrig) {
    if (gestureHandlers == null || gestureHandlers.isEmpty() || !listensFor(Event.MOUSE_WHEEL))
        return;
    MouseEventWrapper e = new MouseEventWrapper(eOrig);
    ChartEntity entity = findChartEntity(e);
    ChartGesture.Entity gestureEntity = ChartGesture.getGestureEntity(entity);
    Button button = Button.getButton(e.getButton());
    // handle event
    handleEvent(new ChartGestureEvent(cw, e, entity, new ChartGesture(gestureEntity, Event.MOUSE_WHEEL, button)));
}

Example 3 with ChartGestureEvent

use of net.sf.mzmine.chartbasics.gestures.ChartGestureEvent in project mzmine2 by mzmine.

the class ChartGestureMouseAdapterFX method handleMouseDragged.

/**
 * Handles a mouse dragged event. This implementation does nothing, override the method if
 * required.
 *
 * @param canvas the canvas ({@code null} not permitted).
 * @param e the event ({@code null} not permitted).
 */
@Override
public void handleMouseDragged(ChartCanvas chartPanel, MouseEvent eOrig) {
    if (gestureHandlers == null || gestureHandlers.isEmpty() || !listensFor(Event.DRAGGED))
        return;
    MouseEventWrapper e = new MouseEventWrapper(eOrig);
    // keep the same chartEntity
    ChartEntity entity = lastDragEvent.getEntity();
    ChartGesture.Entity gestureEntity = lastDragEvent.getGesture().getEntity();
    Button button = lastDragEvent.getGesture().getButton();
    // handle event
    lastDragEvent = new ChartGestureEvent(cw, e, entity, new ChartGesture(gestureEntity, Event.DRAGGED, button));
    handleEvent(lastDragEvent);
}

Example 4 with ChartGestureEvent

use of net.sf.mzmine.chartbasics.gestures.ChartGestureEvent in project mzmine2 by mzmine.

the class ChartGestureMouseAdapterFX method handleMouseMoved.

/**
 * Handles a mouse moved event. This implementation does nothing, override the method if required.
 *
 * @param canvas the canvas ({@code null} not permitted).
 * @param e the event ({@code null} not permitted).
 */
@Override
public void handleMouseMoved(ChartCanvas chartPanel, MouseEvent eOrig) {
    if (gestureHandlers == null || gestureHandlers.isEmpty() || !listensFor(Event.MOVED))
        return;
    MouseEventWrapper e = new MouseEventWrapper(eOrig);
    ChartViewWrapper cw = new ChartViewWrapper(chartViewer);
    ChartEntity entity = findChartEntity(e);
    ChartGesture.Entity gestureEntity = ChartGesture.getGestureEntity(entity);
    Button button = Button.getButton(e.getButton());
    // handle event
    handleEvent(new ChartGestureEvent(cw, e, entity, new ChartGesture(gestureEntity, Event.MOVED, button)));
}

Example 5 with ChartGestureEvent

use of net.sf.mzmine.chartbasics.gestures.ChartGestureEvent in project mzmine2 by mzmine.

the class ChartGestureMouseAdapterFX method handleMouseClicked.

/**
 * Handles a mouse clicked event. This implementation does nothing, override the method if
 * required.
 *
 * @param canvas the canvas ({@code null} not permitted).
 * @param e the event ({@code null} not permitted).
 */
@Override
public void handleMouseClicked(ChartCanvas chartPanel, MouseEvent eOrig) {
    if (gestureHandlers == null || gestureHandlers.isEmpty() || !(listensFor(Event.CLICK) || listensFor(Event.DOUBLE_CLICK)))
        return;
    MouseEventWrapper e = new MouseEventWrapper(eOrig);
    ChartEntity entity = findChartEntity(e);
    ChartGesture.Entity gestureEntity = ChartGesture.getGestureEntity(entity);
    Button button = Button.getButton(e.getButton());
    if (!e.isConsumed()) {
        // double clicked
        if (e.getClickCount() == 2) {
            // reset click count to handle double clicks quickly
            e.consume();
            // handle event
            handleEvent(new ChartGestureEvent(cw, e, entity, new ChartGesture(gestureEntity, Event.DOUBLE_CLICK, button)));
        } else if (e.getClickCount() == 1) {
            // handle event
            handleEvent(new ChartGestureEvent(cw, e, entity, new ChartGesture(gestureEntity, Event.CLICK, button)));
        }
    }
}