whistleDetector
Class PeakGraphics

java.lang.Object
  extended by whistleDetector.PeakGraphics
All Implemented Interfaces:
PanelOverlayDraw

public class PeakGraphics
extends java.lang.Object
implements PanelOverlayDraw

Author:
Doug Gillespie Implementation of PanelOverlayDraw for whistle peaks so that the spectrogram can draw peaks over the spectrogram data

Field Summary
(package private)  WhistleControl whistleControl
           
(package private)  WhistleDetector whistleDetector
           
 
Constructor Summary
PeakGraphics(WhistleControl whistleControl, WhistleDetector whistleDetector)
           
 
Method Summary
 boolean canDraw(GeneralProjector projector)
           
 PamKeyItem createKeyItem(GeneralProjector generalProjector, int keyType)
          provide a graphics component (probably a JPanel) that can be incorporated into a key panel for maps, and anything else that uses overlay graphics.
 java.awt.Rectangle drawDataUnit(java.awt.Graphics g, PamDataUnit pamDataUnit, GeneralProjector projector)
           
(package private)  java.awt.Rectangle drawPeakShape(java.awt.Graphics g, PeakDataUnit pamDataUnit, GeneralProjector projector)
           
 java.lang.String getHoverText(GeneralProjector generalProjector, PamDataUnit dataUnit, int iSide)
          Provides text for popup hover windows on displays.
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Field Detail

whistleControl

WhistleControl whistleControl

whistleDetector

WhistleDetector whistleDetector
Constructor Detail

PeakGraphics

public PeakGraphics(WhistleControl whistleControl,
                    WhistleDetector whistleDetector)
Method Detail

canDraw

public boolean canDraw(GeneralProjector projector)
Specified by:
canDraw in interface PanelOverlayDraw
Returns:
Returns whether or not the object can be drawn using the given projector. The implementation of CanDraw should examine the parameter types in GeneralProjector and check that it will know how to prvide those parameters before returning true, or false otherwise.

drawDataUnit

public java.awt.Rectangle drawDataUnit(java.awt.Graphics g,
                                       PamDataUnit pamDataUnit,
                                       GeneralProjector projector)
Specified by:
drawDataUnit in interface PanelOverlayDraw
Parameters:
g - Graphics handle to draw on
pamDataUnit - PamDataUnit to draw
projector - Projector to use when drawing.
Returns:
A rectange surrouding whatever has just been drawn.

drawPeakShape

java.awt.Rectangle drawPeakShape(java.awt.Graphics g,
                                 PeakDataUnit pamDataUnit,
                                 GeneralProjector projector)

createKeyItem

public PamKeyItem createKeyItem(GeneralProjector generalProjector,
                                int keyType)
Description copied from interface: PanelOverlayDraw
provide a graphics component (probably a JPanel) that can be incorporated into a key panel for maps, and anything else that uses overlay graphics.

Since multiple keys may be created in various displays, new ones should normally be created each time this is called.

The GeneralProjector reference is passed as a parameter since the type of symbol or shape drawn on a particular plot may depend on the type of coordinate system. For example, whistles are drawn as a contour on the spectrogram display, but as a point (PamSymbol) on the map.

It is possible that some PanelOverlayDraw implementations will be rather complicated and the keys consequently quite large. The extendedKey parameter may therefore be used to draw a full or a cut down version of the key. It is expected that most implementations will ignore this parameter !

Specified by:
createKeyItem in interface PanelOverlayDraw
Parameters:
generalProjector - Reference to a GeneralProjector responsible for drawing with the PAnelOverlayDraw implementation
keyType - Draw a more complicated key, giving more detail
Returns:
java.awt compnent (usually a JPanel).
See Also:
WhistleGraphics, PamSymbol

getHoverText

public java.lang.String getHoverText(GeneralProjector generalProjector,
                                     PamDataUnit dataUnit,
                                     int iSide)
Description copied from interface: PanelOverlayDraw
Provides text for popup hover windows on displays.

Specified by:
getHoverText in interface PanelOverlayDraw
Parameters:
generalProjector - Projector associated with the display requiring the text
dataUnit - Data unit the mouse hovered over
Returns:
Text to display