Class FutureLine
In: futureref.rb
Parent: Object

FutureLine attribute object In a InfoFace(Cube) any line could be replaced with a curved one. The FutureLine only stores information on how the line is going to created. Maybe introduce a ref list for the write2table function so it can be moved elsewhere.

Methods

create   deselect   new   select   update   write2table   writer  

Attributes

changed  [RW]  interaction attributes
defaultprefix  [RW]  for the write2table method
info  [RW]  ref attributes
parent  [RW]  ref attributes
radius  [RW]  attribute attributes, often from dialog
refattr  [RW]  ref attributes
refcol  [RW]  table attributes
reflist  [RW]  for the write2table method
row  [RW]  table attributes
selected  [RW]  interaction attributes
xaxis  [RW]  attribute attributes, often from dialog
yaxis  [RW]  attribute attributes, often from dialog
zaxis  [RW]  attribute attributes, often from dialog

Public Class methods

new(*args)

[Source]

# File futureref.rb, line 209
    def initialize(*args)
    @parent = self
    @radius = 0.0
    @row = nil
    @refs = nil
    @refcol = nil
    #@info = [self,self,"fl"]
      if args.length == 7
        puts "6 arg"
        @radius = args[0]
        @xaxis = args[1]
        @yaxis = args[2]
        @zaxis = args[3]
        @refattr = args[4]
        @parent = args[5]
        @info=[self,@parent,"fl#{@@count}"]
        @@count += 1
      else
         puts "unsuccessful initialization of FutureLine object"
      end
    end

Public Instance methods

create()

[Source]

# File futureref.rb, line 265
   def create
   end
deselect()

[Source]

# File futureref.rb, line 234
   def deselect
      @parent.deselect
      @selected == false
   end
select()

[Source]

# File futureref.rb, line 230
   def select
      @parent.select
      @selected == true
   end
update()

[Source]

# File futureref.rb, line 238
   def update
   end
write2table(table,row1)

write futureref to table.

[Source]

# File futureref.rb, line 243
   def write2table(table,row1)
      attr_index = 1
      @row = row1
      table.setItemText(row1 ,0,self.info[2])
      # this method looks awkward, maybe it could be done in another way
      def writer(table, row1, defaults, attr, defaultname, name, attr_index )
         if attr != defaults[defaultname] && attr != nil
            table.setItemText(row1 ,attr_index,name)
            attr_index += 1
            table.setItemText(row1 ,attr_index,attr.to_s)
            attr_index += 1
         end
         return attr_index, row1
      end
      if @radius != 0.0
         attr_index, row1 = writer(table, row1, $defaults, @radius, 'lineradius', "radius", attr_index)
      end
      attr_index, row1 = writer(table, row1, $defaults, @xaxis, 'linexaxis', "xaxis", attr_index)
      attr_index, row1 = writer(table, row1, $defaults, @yaxis, 'lineyaxis', "yaxis", attr_index)
      attr_index, row1 = writer(table, row1, $defaults, @zaxis, 'linezaxis', "zaxis", attr_index)
      attr_index, row1 = writer(table, row1, $defaults, @refattr, 'linerefattr', "refattr", attr_index)
   end
writer(table, row1, defaults, attr, defaultname, name, attr_index )

this method looks awkward, maybe it could be done in another way

[Source]

# File futureref.rb, line 248
      def writer(table, row1, defaults, attr, defaultname, name, attr_index )
         if attr != defaults[defaultname] && attr != nil
            table.setItemText(row1 ,attr_index,name)
            attr_index += 1
            table.setItemText(row1 ,attr_index,attr.to_s)
            attr_index += 1
         end
         return attr_index, row1
      end

[Validate]