Examples with CommandResultImpl org.kie.workbench.common.stunner.core.command.impl.CommandResultImpl used on opensource projects

Example 1 with CommandResultImpl

use of org.kie.workbench.common.stunner.core.command.impl.CommandResultImpl in project kie-wb-common by kiegroup.

the class ResizeControlImpl method doResize.

@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
private CommandResult<CanvasViolation> doResize(final Element<? extends View<?>> element, final Double x, final Double y, final double w, final double h) {
    // Calculate the new graph element's bounds.
    final Point2D current = (null != x && null != y) ? new Point2D(x, y) : GraphUtils.getPosition(element.getContent());
    final BoundsImpl newBounds = new BoundsImpl(new BoundImpl(current.getX(), current.getY()), new BoundImpl(current.getX() + w, current.getY() + h));
    // Check the new bound values that come from the user's action do not exceed graph ones.
    if (!GraphUtils.checkBoundsExceeded(canvasHandler.getDiagram().getGraph(), newBounds)) {
        final CanvasViolation cv = CanvasViolationImpl.Builder.build(new BoundsExceededViolation(newBounds).setUUID(canvasHandler.getUuid()));
        return new CommandResultImpl<>(CommandResult.Type.ERROR, Collections.singleton(cv));
    }
    // Execute the update position and update property/ies command/s on the bean instance to achieve the new bounds.
    final List<Command<AbstractCanvasHandler, CanvasViolation>> commands = getResizeCommands(element, w, h);
    final CompositeCommand.Builder<AbstractCanvasHandler, CanvasViolation> commandBuilder = new CompositeCommand.Builder<AbstractCanvasHandler, CanvasViolation>();
    if (null != commands) {
        if (null != x && null != y) {
            commandBuilder.addCommand(canvasCommandFactory.updatePosition((Node<View<?>, Edge>) element, new Point2D(x, y)));
        }
        commands.forEach(commandBuilder::addCommand);
    }
    final CommandResult<CanvasViolation> resizeResults = getCommandManager().execute(canvasHandler, commandBuilder.build());
    // Update the view bounds on the node content after successful resize.
    if (!CommandUtils.isError(resizeResults)) {
        element.getContent().setBounds(newBounds);
    }
    return resizeResults;
}