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| Re: Prolem with composite figure [message #221858 is a reply to message #221835] |
Thu, 19 March 2009 04:06   |
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Originally posted by: rholland.igw.tfh-wildau.de
I had the same problem with Polygon Figure seems to be a general problem. I
would try Scalable Polygon instead, cause that worked for me.
"Arij " <lassoued.arij@yahoo.fr> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:c14fc6533f791d9f772f20bc808434e6$1@www.eclipse.org...
>I want to insert Composite Figures as into the example of
>mindmap(actor-style) but when I insert this only one the ellipse is visible
>but the polygon is invisible. I not understand this problem and I needs of
>the help.
> I write this in *.gmfgraph: <descriptors
> name="RessourceFigure">
> <actualFigure
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:Rectangle"
> name="RessourceFigure"
> outline="false"
> fill="false">
> <layout
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:StackLayout"/>
> <children
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:Rectangle"
> name="Ressource"
> outline="false"
> fill="false">
> <layout
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:FlowLayout"
> vertical="true"
> forceSingleLine="true"
> minorAlignment="CENTER"
> majorSpacing="0"
> minorSpacing="0"/>
> <children
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:Ellipse"
> name="Head">
> <foregroundColor
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:RGBColor"
> red="220"
> green="220"
> blue="250"/>
> <backgroundColor
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:RGBColor"
> red="230"
> green="230"
> blue="255"/>
> <size
> x="40"
> y="20"/>
> </children>
> <children
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:Polygon"
> name="Body">
> <foregroundColor
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:RGBColor"
> red="220"
> green="220"
> blue="255"/>
> <backgroundColor
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:RGBColor"
> red="230"
> green="230"
> blue="255"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="19"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="24"/>
> <template
> x="39"
> y="24"/>
> <template
> x="39"
> y="29"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="29"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="36"/>
> <template
> x="39"
> y="48"/>
> <template
> x="39"
> y="53"/>
> <template
> x="20"
> y="42"/>
> <template
> x="1"
> y="53"/>
> <template
> x="1"
> y="48"/>
> <template
> x="17"
> y="36"/>
> <template
> x="17"
> y="29"/>
> <template
> x="1"
> y="29"/>
> <template
> x="1"
> y="24"/>
> <template
> x="17"
> y="24"/>
> <template
> x="17"
> y="19"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="19"/>
> </children>
> </children>
> </actualFigure>
> </descriptors>
>
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| Re: Prolem with composite figure [message #221910 is a reply to message #221835] |
Thu, 19 March 2009 12:36 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: cayla_sha.gmx.net
Another solution to you problem:
Draw the polygon in a own custom class, like it`s done with the Port in
the Taipan-Example.
And for the ellipse use this tip:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/GMF_Newsgroup_Q_and_A#How_do_I_draw_ an_ellipse_inside_another_ellipse.3F
Arij schrieb:
> I want to insert Composite Figures as into the example of
> mindmap(actor-style) but when I insert this only one the ellipse is
> visible but the polygon is invisible. I not understand this problem and
> I needs of the help.
> I write this in *.gmfgraph: <descriptors
> name="RessourceFigure">
> <actualFigure
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:Rectangle"
> name="RessourceFigure"
> outline="false"
> fill="false">
> <layout
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:StackLayout"/>
> <children
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:Rectangle"
> name="Ressource"
> outline="false"
> fill="false">
> <layout
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:FlowLayout"
> vertical="true"
> forceSingleLine="true"
> minorAlignment="CENTER"
> majorSpacing="0"
> minorSpacing="0"/>
> <children
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:Ellipse"
> name="Head">
> <foregroundColor
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:RGBColor"
> red="220"
> green="220"
> blue="250"/>
> <backgroundColor
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:RGBColor"
> red="230"
> green="230"
> blue="255"/>
> <size
> x="40"
> y="20"/>
> </children>
> <children
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:Polygon"
> name="Body">
> <foregroundColor
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:RGBColor"
> red="220"
> green="220"
> blue="255"/>
> <backgroundColor
> xsi:type="gmfgraph:RGBColor"
> red="230"
> green="230"
> blue="255"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="19"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="24"/>
> <template
> x="39"
> y="24"/>
> <template
> x="39"
> y="29"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="29"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="36"/>
> <template
> x="39"
> y="48"/>
> <template
> x="39"
> y="53"/>
> <template
> x="20"
> y="42"/>
> <template
> x="1"
> y="53"/>
> <template
> x="1"
> y="48"/>
> <template
> x="17"
> y="36"/>
> <template
> x="17"
> y="29"/>
> <template
> x="1"
> y="29"/>
> <template
> x="1"
> y="24"/>
> <template
> x="17"
> y="24"/>
> <template
> x="17"
> y="19"/>
> <template
> x="23"
> y="19"/>
> </children>
> </children>
> </actualFigure>
> </descriptors>
>
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| Re: Prolem with composite figure [message #221931 is a reply to message #221889] |
Thu, 19 March 2009 14:10 |
| Eclipse User |
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Originally posted by: rholland.igw.tfh-wildau.de
A normal Polygon stays at the size it was created with, independently from
the size of the compound object. In a Scalable Polygon the points are first
transformed to fit the desired size.
"Arij " <lassoued.arij@yahoo.fr> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:c15126110c0b5d336bfeca74b0529fe7$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hello Ralph
>
> I resolve this problem in the following way:
> In the generated *.diagram.edit.parts.ResourceEditPart$ResourceFigure
> class, set the attribute private boolean myUseLocalCoordinates = true; You
> might want to set the comment above it to @generated NOT in order to
> preserve this change. With that, set the fill(true) method on the body in
> the generated figure code, as it seems otherwise to not be filled.
>
> Please you can say to me what is the difference between the Scalable
> Polygon and Polygon
>
>
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