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Base class for construct actions.
The ConstructAction..::..GeoVectorInput type exposes the following members.
Constructors
Name | Description | |
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ConstructAction..::..GeoVectorInput(String) |
Constructs a LengthInput object.
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ConstructAction..::..GeoVectorInput(String, GeoVector) |
Constructs a LengthInput object with an initial value
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Methods
Name | Description | |
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AdjustHighlight | (Overrides ConstructAction..::..InputObject..::..AdjustHighlight()()()().) | |
ForceValue |
Forces the input object to the specified value. The input filed is updated accordingly.
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SetVectorFromPoint |
Sets the point as a basis for the calculation of the vector.
The calculated vector is the vector from this point to the mouseposition.
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Properties
Name | Description | |
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DefaultGeoVector |
Sets a DefaultGeoVector, which should be a static value, that carries the last
input value of this vector to the next instantiation of the action.
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ForwardMouseInputTo |
Mouse input should be forwarded to another input object and only processed
by this input, when the other input object is fixed.
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IsAngle | ||
PlaneForAngle |
Defines the plane in which the angle should be computed. The input point
will be projected into this plane and the Angle to the x-axis will be used
as the input
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ReadOnly |
true: this input field does not accept user input,
false: normal input field that requires user input
(Overrides ConstructAction..::..InputObject..::..ReadOnly.) |
Events
Name | Description | |
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CalculateGeoVectorEvent |
Provide a method here, if you want to calculate the vector yourself, i.e. if vector
from point, line or plane is not appropriate to your needs.
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GetGeoVectorEvent |
Provide a method here, if the vector not only depends from this input, but is also
modified by other means.
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MouseClickEvent |
Event that is fired when a mousclick happens and this input has the focus.
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SetGeoVectorEvent |
Provide a method here to get the result of this input (and modify your object)
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