>Thanks foy your interest, but we were looking for a way to
>create a single reference with lines of diferent width and color.
>Can it be done?
Hi Olver,
The short answer is no, not without writing a custom DataRenderer.
However, you could add one DataReference for each LineWidth, using
a ScalarMap to RGB for adjusting line color. You'd add new lines
by adding elements to a FlatField of type ((x, y, z) -> color),
with a domain set of a UnionSet of Gridded2DSets. One example of
this can be seen in visad.bio.MeasurePool (see the doLines method).
So, the number of DataReferences becomes a function of the number
of unique line widths, which shouldn't be too slow.
-Curtis
At 04:41 PM 7/22/2002, you wrote:
>> For each line, you will need a DataReferenceImpl, and then create a
>> ConstantMap[] for Display.RGB and Display.LineWidth, and then use:
>>
>> Display.addReference(DataReferenceImpl, ConstantMap[]);
>>
>> when you add each line to the display. In Jython, you might say
>> something like:
>>
>> cm = makeColorMap('red') + makeLineStyleMap('solid',3))
>> addData('lines', thisline, display, cm)
>>
>> (for points in 'thisline', and Display 'display', and a solid red line
>> of width 3)
>>
>> tom
>>
>> --
>> Tom Whittaker
>> University of Wisconsin-Madison
>> Space Science and Engineering Center
>> Cooperative Institute for Meteorological Satellite Studies
>> Telephone/VoiceMail: 608.262.2759
>
>Hi Tom.
>
>
>Olver
