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Re: [udig-devel] Adding a ModalTool to the action bar
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Can you add -consoleLog to the list of program arguments and see if more
info is printed out?
Jesse
Mark Presling wrote:
Jesse,
Adding the category certainly made my tool appear on the task bar.
However, when I click on (selecting it, not using it) it I get on the
console:
Unhandled event loop exception
Reason:
-1
Do you have any idea if there is something else I need to add to the
configuration. Here is the source of my tool (it's basically just a
copy of an existing tool that is supposed to draw a small rectangle on
the screen for now, the same wasy that the info tool does)
public class PointEventTool extends AbstractModalTool implements
ModalTool {
/**
* ID of the current tool.
*/
public static final String ID = "xxx.PointEventTool";
public static final String CATEGORY_ID = "xxx.roadevent";
public static final String BLACKBOARD_KEY = ID;
/**
* Creates an PointEventTool Tool.
*/
public PointEventTool() {
super( MOUSE | MOTION ); }
@Override
public void mousePressed( MapMouseEvent e ) {
//throw a coordinate onto the current map blackboard
IMap map = ApplicationGIS.getActiveMap();
if (map == null)
return; IBlackboard blackboard =
map.getBlackboard();
List<Coordinate> points = (List<Coordinate>)
blackboard.get(BLACKBOARD_KEY);
if (points == null) {
points = new ArrayList<Coordinate>();
blackboard.put(BLACKBOARD_KEY,points);
}
points.add(new Coordinate(e.x,e.y));
Rectangle2D r = new Rectangle2D.Double(e.x,e.y,2,2);
DrawCommandFactory dfactory = DrawCommandFactory.getInstance();
DrawShapeCommand command = dfactory.createDrawShapeCommand(r,
Color.ORANGE, ViewportGraphics.LINE_DASH, 1);
command.setValid(true);
getContext().sendASyncCommand(command);
}
@Override
public void mouseDragged( MapMouseEvent e ) {
}
/**
* @see
net.refractions.udig.project.ui.tool.AbstractTool#mouseReleased(MapMouseEvent)
*/
public void mouseReleased(MapMouseEvent e) {
}
/**
* @see net.refractions.udig.project.ui.tool.Tool#dispose()
*/
public void dispose() {
super.dispose();
}
}
I have tried to debug it but it seems that the constructor or
mousePressed() method isn't called.
Here's the plugin.xml extension def:
<extension
point="net.refractions.udig.project.ui.tool">
<modalTool
cursor="crosshair"
categoryId="nz.govt.transit.callcenter.tool.roadevent"
class="nz.govt.transit.callcenter.tool.PointEventTool"
icon="icons/calander_Icon.gif"
id="nz.govt.transit.callcenter.tool.PointEventTool"
name="name"
onToolbar="true"
tooltip="tooltip">
<cursor
hotspotY="10"
hotspotX="10"
image="icons/calander_Icon.gif"
id="crosshair"/>
</modalTool>
<category
icon="icons/calander_Icon.gif"
id="nz.govt.transit.callcenter.tool.roadevent"
name="Road Event Tool Category"/>
</extension>
Can you think of anything that I can try? Maybe a good debug point
that I can use?
Thanks
Mark
Jesse Eichar wrote:
They are hidden hehe.
Most of them are in the project ui plugin.xml but 3 are in the
tool.edit plugin.xml
Jesse
Mark Presling wrote:
You're a legend Jessie. I can't believe how quick you are to
respond. Thanks heaps, that certainly was the problem. I didn't
realise that you had to do that. Where are the others defined? I
haven't seen them anywhere yet?
Thanks heaps,
Mark
Jesse Eichar wrote:
Are you defining a new category extension as well? It is another
element in the same extension point.
Jesse
Mark Presling wrote:
Hi guys,
I am trying to add a new ModalTool to the action bar in my app and
am coming across some problems around categories. If I specify one
of the existing categories, such as
net.refractions.udig.tool.category.zoom my tool appears in the
zoom dropdown on the tool bar. If I specify my own category (such
as net.refractions.udig.tool.category.test) it doesn't appear.
I've debugged the point in ToolManager where it's looping through
the extensions (net.refractions.udig.project.ui.tool) and setting
up the categories, but it never comes across my new category.
Here's the tool definition in my plugin.xml.
<extension
point="net.refractions.udig.project.ui.tool">
<modalTool
categoryId="net.refractions.udig.tool.category.new"
class="nz.govt.transit.callcenter.tool.PointEventTool"
icon="icons/calander_Icon.gif"
id="nz.govt.transit.callcenter.tool.PointEventTool"
name="name"
onToolbar="true"
tooltip="tooltip">
<cursor
hotspotY="10"
hotspotX="10"
image="icons/calander_Icon.gif"
id="crosshair"/>
</modalTool>
</extension>
Apart from the fact that I am using a calendar icon, what is wrong
with this? Why can't I define my own category? I can confirm that
when I set the categoryId to
net.refractions.udig.tool.category.zoom it appears under that
dropdown. Do I need to define a category somewhere else?
Thanks,
Mark
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