skrueger/geotools/MapView.java

package skrueger.geotools;

import java.awt.BorderLayout;
import java.awt.Component;

import javax.swing.BorderFactory;
import javax.swing.JComponent;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
import javax.swing.JSplitPane;

import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
import org.geotools.renderer.lite.StreamingRenderer;
import org.geotools.renderer.shape.TransitionShapefileRenderer;

import schmitzm.geotools.gui.GeoMapPane;
import schmitzm.geotools.gui.JMapPane;
import schmitzm.geotools.gui.MapContextControlPane;
import schmitzm.geotools.gui.MapPaneStatusBar;
import schmitzm.geotools.styling.ColorMapManager;

/**
 * Achtung! Dieser code ist verwuestet TODO DOKU und initialize schöner machen.
 * SK
 */
public class MapView extends JPanel {
        private static final Logger LOGGER = Logger.getLogger(MapView.class);

        private final JSplitPane splitPane = new JSplitPane(
                        JSplitPane.HORIZONTAL_SPLIT);

        protected MapPaneStatusBar statusBar = null;

        /**
         * Komponente, in der die Karten, der Massstab und das Koordinaten-Raster
         * dargestellt werden.
         */

        /**
         * SK: 21.6.09: ShapeFileRenderer is supposed to be about 5x faster on
         * ShapeFiles. The ShapeFileRenderer falls back to the StreamingRenderer.
         */
        // Old code:
        // protected final GeoMapPane geoMapPane = new
        // GeoMapPane(null,null,null,null, new StreamingRenderer());
        // New Code uses Streaming renderer.
        protected final GeoMapPane geoMapPane = new GeoMapPane(null, null, null,
                        null, new TransitionShapefileRenderer());

        private MapPaneToolBar jToolBar;

        /**
         * Creates a new {@link MapView}. A {@link MapView} is a combination of a
         * {@link GeoMapPane}, a {@link MapContextManagerInterface} on the left, and
         * some buttons floating over the {@link JMapPane}
         */
        public MapView(Component parentGui, MapPaneToolBar toolBar) {
                super(new BorderLayout());
                // Call initialize() by yourself afterwards.
                // Needed because variables for the overwritten methods
                // are not yet set.
                getGeoMapPane().getMapPane().setWaitCursorComponent(parentGui);
                if (toolBar == null)
                        toolBar = new MapPaneToolBar(getMapPane());
                jToolBar = toolBar;
        }

        /**
         * Creates a new {@link MapView}. A {@link MapView} is a combination of a
         * {@link GeoMapPane}, a {@link MapContextManagerInterface} on the left, and
         * some buttons floating over the {@link JMapPane}
         */
        public MapView(Component parentGui) {
                this(parentGui, null);
        }

        /**
         * This routine creates the main components of the GUI: The left Side and
         * the map on the right side.<br/>
         * Calls #getSidePanel() which can be overwritten (call super!).<br/>
         * 
         * This method initialized the variables {@link #statusBar} and
         * {@link #splitPane}
         * 
         * @see #adjustSizeOfGeoMapPane()
         */
        public void initialize() {
                // horizontales SplitPane initialisieren

                // Status-Line to show Coordinates and Rastervalues.
                statusBar = new MapPaneStatusBar(getGeoMapPane().getMapPane());
                statusBar.setBorder(BorderFactory.createCompoundBorder(BorderFactory
                                .createLoweredBevelBorder(), BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2,
                                5, 2, 5)));
                this.add(statusBar, BorderLayout.SOUTH);

                /**
                 * The layout of the split pane can be configured in the atlas.
                 * setDividerLocation(-1); has no effect here because the component is
                 * not visible yet.
                 */
                getSplitPane().setDividerSize(5);

                getSplitPane().setResizeWeight(0.0);
                getSplitPane().add(getSidePane());

                /***********************************************************************
                 * To the right side we now add a JPanel that consists of a toolbar and
                 * a gmp
                 */
                JPanel newRight = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
                newRight.add(getToolBar(), BorderLayout.NORTH);
                newRight.add(getGeoMapPane(), BorderLayout.CENTER);
                getSplitPane().add(newRight);

                this.add(getSplitPane(), BorderLayout.CENTER);
        }

        /**
         * Returns the tool bar which controls the active mouse actions on the map.
         * 
         * @return
         */
        public MapPaneToolBar getToolBar() {
                return jToolBar;
        }

        /**
         * Returns the split pane which divides the layer list from the map panel.
         */
        public JSplitPane getSplitPane() {
                return splitPane;
        }

        /**
         * Sets the active tool. Simply calls
         * {@link MapPaneToolBar#setSelectedTool(Integer)}.
         * 
         * @param tool
         *            One of {@link #TOOL_INFO}, {@link #TOOL_PAN} .. constants
         */
        public void setSelectedTool(Integer tool) {
                jToolBar.setSelectedTool(tool);
        }

        /**
         * Sets whether a tool is activated or not. Simply calls
         * {@link MapPaneToolBar#setButtonEnabled(int, boolean, boolean)}.
         * 
         * @param tool
         *            tool ID
         * @param enabled
         *            if {@code true} the tool becomes available
         * @param hideOnDisable
         *            if {@code true} the button is also hidden if {@code enabled}
         *            is {@code false}
         */
        public void setToolEnabled(Integer tool, boolean enabled,
                        boolean hideOnDisable) {
                jToolBar.setButtonEnabled(tool, enabled, hideOnDisable);
        }

        /**
         * Sets the activation for all tools. Simply calls
         * {@link MapPaneToolBar#setAllToolsEnabled(boolean, boolean)}.
         * 
         * @param enabled
         *            if {@code true} all tool becomes available
         * @param hideOnDisable
         *            if {@code true} the buttons are also hidden if {@code enabled}
         *            is {@code false}
         */
        public void setAllToolsEnabled(boolean enabled, boolean hideOnDisable) {
                jToolBar.setAllToolsEnabled(enabled, hideOnDisable);
        }

        /**
         * Checks whether a tool is activated. Simply calls
         * {@link MapPaneToolBar#isButtonEnabled(Integer)}.
         * 
         * @param tool
         *            tool ID
         * @return {@code false} if an unknown ID is specified
         */
        public boolean isToolEnabled(Integer tool) {
                return jToolBar.isButtonEnabled(tool);
        }

        /**
         * called by initialize() to fill the left of the XULUMapView Supposed to be
         * overwritten by AtlasMapView or DesignMapView
         */
        public JComponent getSidePane() {
                return new MapContextControlPane(getGeoMapPane().getMapPane(),
                                new ColorMapManager());
        }

        /**
         * Liefert die Status-Zeile, in der die Koordinaten und Raster-Werte
         * angezeigt werden.
         */
        public MapPaneStatusBar getStatusBar() {
                return this.statusBar;
        }

        /**
         * Liefert den Karten-Bereich der Komponente.
         */
        public final JMapPane getMapPane() {
                return getGeoMapPane().getMapPane();
        }

        public GeoMapPane getGeoMapPane() {
                return geoMapPane;
        }

        public int getSelectedTool() {
                return jToolBar.getSelectedTool();
        }

}
1	mojays	2	package skrueger.geotools;
2
3			import java.awt.BorderLayout;
4	alfonx	226	import java.awt.Component;
5	mojays	2
6			import javax.swing.BorderFactory;
7			import javax.swing.JComponent;
8			import javax.swing.JPanel;
9			import javax.swing.JSplitPane;
10
11			import org.apache.log4j.Logger;
12	alfonx	158	import org.geotools.renderer.lite.StreamingRenderer;
13	alfonx	226	import org.geotools.renderer.shape.TransitionShapefileRenderer;
14	mojays	2
15			import schmitzm.geotools.gui.GeoMapPane;
16			import schmitzm.geotools.gui.JMapPane;
17			import schmitzm.geotools.gui.MapContextControlPane;
18			import schmitzm.geotools.gui.MapPaneStatusBar;
19			import schmitzm.geotools.styling.ColorMapManager;
20
21			/**
22	alfonx	165	* Achtung! Dieser code ist verwuestet TODO DOKU und initialize schöner machen.
23			* SK
24	mojays	2	*/
25			public class MapView extends JPanel {
26			private static final Logger LOGGER = Logger.getLogger(MapView.class);
27
28	alfonx	164	private final JSplitPane splitPane = new JSplitPane(
29	mojays	2	JSplitPane.HORIZONTAL_SPLIT);
30
31			protected MapPaneStatusBar statusBar = null;
32	alfonx	165
33	mojays	2	/**
34			* Komponente, in der die Karten, der Massstab und das Koordinaten-Raster
35	alfonx	165	* dargestellt werden.
36	mojays	2	*/
37	alfonx	165
38	alfonx	154	/**
39			* SK: 21.6.09: ShapeFileRenderer is supposed to be about 5x faster on
40	alfonx	165	* ShapeFiles. The ShapeFileRenderer falls back to the StreamingRenderer.
41	alfonx	154	*/
42			// Old code:
43	alfonx	165	// protected final GeoMapPane geoMapPane = new
44			// GeoMapPane(null,null,null,null, new StreamingRenderer());
45	alfonx	154	// New Code uses Streaming renderer.
46	alfonx	165	protected final GeoMapPane geoMapPane = new GeoMapPane(null, null, null,
47	alfonx	226	null, new TransitionShapefileRenderer());
48	mojays	2
49			private MapPaneToolBar jToolBar;
50
51			/**
52			* Creates a new {@link MapView}. A {@link MapView} is a combination of a
53	alfonx	165	* {@link GeoMapPane}, a {@link MapContextManagerInterface} on the left, and
54			* some buttons floating over the {@link JMapPane}
55	mojays	2	*/
56	alfonx	226	public MapView(Component parentGui, MapPaneToolBar toolBar) {
57	mojays	2	super(new BorderLayout());
58			// Call initialize() by yourself afterwards.
59			// Needed because variables for the overwritten methods
60			// are not yet set.
61	alfonx	87	getGeoMapPane().getMapPane().setWaitCursorComponent(parentGui);
62	alfonx	165	if (toolBar == null)
63			toolBar = new MapPaneToolBar(getMapPane());
64			jToolBar = toolBar;
65	mojays	2	}
66
67	alfonx	165	/**
68			* Creates a new {@link MapView}. A {@link MapView} is a combination of a
69			* {@link GeoMapPane}, a {@link MapContextManagerInterface} on the left, and
70			* some buttons floating over the {@link JMapPane}
71			*/
72	alfonx	226	public MapView(Component parentGui) {
73	alfonx	165	this(parentGui, null);
74			}
75	mojays	2
76			/**
77	alfonx	165	* This routine creates the main components of the GUI: The left Side and
78			* the map on the right side.<br/>
79	alfonx	164	* Calls #getSidePanel() which can be overwritten (call super!).<br/>
80	mojays	2	*
81	alfonx	165	* This method initialized the variables {@link #statusBar} and
82			* {@link #splitPane}
83	alfonx	164	*
84	mojays	2	* @see #adjustSizeOfGeoMapPane()
85			*/
86			public void initialize() {
87			// horizontales SplitPane initialisieren
88	alfonx	165
89	alfonx	154	// Status-Line to show Coordinates and Rastervalues.
90	alfonx	165	statusBar = new MapPaneStatusBar(getGeoMapPane().getMapPane());
91	alfonx	154	statusBar.setBorder(BorderFactory.createCompoundBorder(BorderFactory
92			.createLoweredBevelBorder(), BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2,
93			5, 2, 5)));
94			this.add(statusBar, BorderLayout.SOUTH);
95	mojays	2
96	alfonx	164	/**
97	alfonx	165	* The layout of the split pane can be configured in the atlas.
98			* setDividerLocation(-1); has no effect here because the component is
99			* not visible yet.
100	alfonx	164	*/
101			getSplitPane().setDividerSize(5);
102	alfonx	165
103	alfonx	164	getSplitPane().setResizeWeight(0.0);
104			getSplitPane().add(getSidePane());
105	mojays	2
106			/***********************************************************************
107			* To the right side we now add a JPanel that consists of a toolbar and
108			* a gmp
109			*/
110			JPanel newRight = new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
111			newRight.add(getToolBar(), BorderLayout.NORTH);
112			newRight.add(getGeoMapPane(), BorderLayout.CENTER);
113	alfonx	164	getSplitPane().add(newRight);
114	mojays	2
115	alfonx	164	this.add(getSplitPane(), BorderLayout.CENTER);
116	mojays	2	}
117
118			/**
119			* Returns the tool bar which controls the active mouse actions on the map.
120	alfonx	165	*
121	mojays	2	* @return
122			*/
123			public MapPaneToolBar getToolBar() {
124	alfonx	165	return jToolBar;
125	mojays	2	}
126
127			/**
128			* Returns the split pane which divides the layer list from the map panel.
129			*/
130			public JSplitPane getSplitPane() {
131	alfonx	164	return splitPane;
132	mojays	2	}
133
134			/**
135	alfonx	165	* Sets the active tool. Simply calls
136			* {@link MapPaneToolBar#setSelectedTool(Integer)}.
137			*
138	mojays	2	* @param tool
139			* One of {@link #TOOL_INFO}, {@link #TOOL_PAN} .. constants
140			*/
141			public void setSelectedTool(Integer tool) {
142	alfonx	165	jToolBar.setSelectedTool(tool);
143	mojays	2	}
144	alfonx	165
145			/**
146			* Sets whether a tool is activated or not. Simply calls
147			* {@link MapPaneToolBar#setButtonEnabled(int, boolean, boolean)}.
148			*
149			* @param tool
150			* tool ID
151			* @param enabled
152			* if {@code true} the tool becomes available
153			* @param hideOnDisable
154			* if {@code true} the button is also hidden if {@code enabled}
155			* is {@code false}
156			*/
157			public void setToolEnabled(Integer tool, boolean enabled,
158			boolean hideOnDisable) {
159			jToolBar.setButtonEnabled(tool, enabled, hideOnDisable);
160	mojays	2	}
161
162	alfonx	165	/**
163			* Sets the activation for all tools. Simply calls
164			* {@link MapPaneToolBar#setAllToolsEnabled(boolean, boolean)}.
165			*
166			* @param enabled
167			* if {@code true} all tool becomes available
168			* @param hideOnDisable
169			* if {@code true} the buttons are also hidden if {@code enabled}
170			* is {@code false}
171			*/
172			public void setAllToolsEnabled(boolean enabled, boolean hideOnDisable) {
173			jToolBar.setAllToolsEnabled(enabled, hideOnDisable);
174			}
175	mojays	2
176	alfonx	165	/**
177			* Checks whether a tool is activated. Simply calls
178			* {@link MapPaneToolBar#isButtonEnabled(Integer)}.
179			*
180			* @param tool
181			* tool ID
182	mojays	2	* @return {@code false} if an unknown ID is specified
183			*/
184			public boolean isToolEnabled(Integer tool) {
185	alfonx	165	return jToolBar.isButtonEnabled(tool);
186	mojays	2	}
187
188			/**
189			* called by initialize() to fill the left of the XULUMapView Supposed to be
190			* overwritten by AtlasMapView or DesignMapView
191			*/
192			public JComponent getSidePane() {
193			return new MapContextControlPane(getGeoMapPane().getMapPane(),
194			new ColorMapManager());
195			}
196
197			/**
198			* Liefert die Status-Zeile, in der die Koordinaten und Raster-Werte
199	alfonx	165	* angezeigt werden.
200	mojays	2	*/
201			public MapPaneStatusBar getStatusBar() {
202	alfonx	165	return this.statusBar;
203	mojays	2	}
204	alfonx	165
205	mojays	2	/**
206			* Liefert den Karten-Bereich der Komponente.
207			*/
208			public final JMapPane getMapPane() {
209			return getGeoMapPane().getMapPane();
210			}
211
212			public GeoMapPane getGeoMapPane() {
213			return geoMapPane;
214			}
215
216			public int getSelectedTool() {
217			return jToolBar.getSelectedTool();
218			}
219
220			}