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Move Bendpoints With ManhattanConnection Router [message #80640]

Fri, 23 May 2003 08:53

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: anders.soderman.home.se

Hi,
I am using the ManhattanConnectionRouter to rout a connections between nodes
this is working great. But I would like to be able to move the bendpoints
that
have been created by the router. My idea was to just modify the
crate bendpoint command in the logic example so that i move the the two
neighbouring bend points instead of creating a new one. This should be done
so that all bends is still kept ortogonal.
Is this possible or am I thinking all wrong?
Has this been done ?

Thanks
/Anders

Re: Move Bendpoints With ManhattanConnection Router [message #80687 is a reply to message #80640]

Fri, 23 May 2003 09:45

Eclipse User

Anders Söderman wrote:

> Hi,
> I am using the ManhattanConnectionRouter to rout a connections between nodes
> this is working great. But I would like to be able to move the bendpoints
> that
> have been created by the router. My idea was to just modify the
> crate bendpoint command in the logic example so that i move the the two
> neighbouring bend points instead of creating a new one. This should be done

It's going to take more than that. The ManhattanConnectionRouter is automatic
-- it doesn't care about bendpoints. You would need to create a new router that
will handle bendpoints but still keep the connections orthogonal. You would
also have to place bendpoint handles on the connections and create the bendpoint
command. There's probably even more to it than that. I haven't actually tried it.

> so that all bends is still kept ortogonal.
> Is this possible or am I thinking all wrong?
> Has this been done ?

It has probably been done, but there's nothing in GEF that does this now.

>
> Thanks
> /Anders
>
>

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