void WriteBezierSegment(CubicBezierSegment bs)
{
WriteStartElement(GeometryToken.CubicBezierSegment);
WriteAttribute(GeometryToken.Points, PointsToString(bs.B(0), bs.B(1), bs.B(2), bs.B(3)));
WriteEndElement();
}
string CubicBezierSegmentToString(CubicBezierSegment cubic, char previousInstruction)
{
var str = PointsToString(cubic.B(1), cubic.B(2), cubic.B(3));
return(previousInstruction == 'C' ? str : "C" + str);
}
internal static void DrawDataBase(Graphics g, Pen myPen, DrawingGraph dg)
{
int i = 0;
foreach (Anchor p in dg.DataBase.Anchors)
{
i = DrawAnchor(g, myPen, dg, i, p);
}
myPen.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Blue;
foreach (List <IntEdge> edges in dg.DataBase.Multiedges.Values)
{
foreach (IntEdge e in edges)
{
foreach (LayerEdge le in e.LayerEdges)
{
g.DrawLine(myPen, PointF(dg.DataBase.Anchors[le.Source].Origin),
PointF(dg.DataBase.Anchors[le.Target].Origin));
}
}
}
myPen.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Red;
if (dg.DataBase.nodesToShow == null)
{
foreach (List <IntEdge> li in dg.DataBase.Multiedges.Values)
{
foreach (IntEdge ie in li)
{
if (ie.Edge.Curve is Curve)
{
foreach (ICurve s in (ie.Edge.Curve as Curve).Segments)
{
CubicBezierSegment bs = s as CubicBezierSegment;
if (bs != null)
{
g.DrawBezier(myPen, (float)bs.B(0).X, (float)bs.B(0).Y,
(float)bs.B(1).X, (float)bs.B(1).Y,
(float)bs.B(2).X, (float)bs.B(2).Y,
(float)bs.B(3).X, (float)bs.B(3).Y);
}
else
{
LineSegment ls = s as LineSegment;
g.DrawLine(myPen, (float)ls.Start.X, (float)ls.Start.Y,
(float)ls.End.X, (float)ls.End.Y);
}
}
myPen.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Brown;
foreach (LineSegment ls in ie.Edge.UnderlyingPolyline.GetSegs())
{
g.DrawLine(myPen, (float)ls.Start.X, (float)ls.Start.Y,
(float)ls.End.X, (float)ls.End.Y);
}
myPen.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Red;
}
}
}
}
}
string CubicBezierSegmentToString(CubicBezierSegment cubic)
{
return("C" + PointsToString(cubic.B(1), cubic.B(2), cubic.B(3)));
}
private static void UpdateConnectors(GeometryGraph graph)
{
foreach (Edge edge in graph.Edges)
{
BinaryLinkShape linkShape = (BinaryLinkShape)edge.UserData;
// need to mark the connector as dirty. this is the easiest way to do this
linkShape.ManuallyRouted = !linkShape.ManuallyRouted;
linkShape.FixedFrom = VGFixedCode.NotFixed;
linkShape.FixedTo = VGFixedCode.NotFixed;
// make the labels follow the lines
foreach (LineLabelShape lineLabelShape in linkShape.RelativeChildShapes.OfType <LineLabelShape>())
{
lineLabelShape.ManuallySized = false;
lineLabelShape.ManuallyPlaced = false;
}
linkShape.EdgePoints.Clear();
// MSAGL deals in line segments; DSL deals in points
// with the segments, tne end of one == the beginning of the next, so we can use just the beginning point
// of each segment.
// But we have to hang on to the end point so that, when we hit the last segment, we can finish off the
// set of points
if (edge.Curve is LineSegment lineSegment)
{
// When curve is a single line segment.
linkShape.EdgePoints.Add(new EdgePoint(lineSegment.Start.X, lineSegment.Start.Y, VGPointType.Normal));
linkShape.EdgePoints.Add(new EdgePoint(lineSegment.End.X, lineSegment.End.Y, VGPointType.Normal));
}
else if (edge.Curve is Curve curve)
{
//// When curve is a complex segment.
EdgePoint lastPoint = null;
foreach (ICurve segment in curve.Segments)
{
switch (segment.GetType().Name)
{
case "LineSegment":
LineSegment line = segment as LineSegment;
linkShape.EdgePoints.Add(new EdgePoint(line.Start.X, line.Start.Y, VGPointType.Normal));
lastPoint = new EdgePoint(line.End.X, line.End.Y, VGPointType.Normal);
break;
case "CubicBezierSegment":
CubicBezierSegment bezier = segment as CubicBezierSegment;
// there are 4 segments. Store all but the last one
linkShape.EdgePoints.Add(new EdgePoint(bezier.B(0).X, bezier.B(0).Y, VGPointType.Normal));
linkShape.EdgePoints.Add(new EdgePoint(bezier.B(1).X, bezier.B(1).Y, VGPointType.Normal));
linkShape.EdgePoints.Add(new EdgePoint(bezier.B(2).X, bezier.B(2).Y, VGPointType.Normal));
lastPoint = new EdgePoint(bezier.B(3).X, bezier.B(3).Y, VGPointType.Normal);
break;
case "Ellipse":
// rather than draw a curved line, we'll bust the curve into 5 parts and draw those as straight lines
Ellipse ellipse = segment as Ellipse;
double interval = (ellipse.ParEnd - ellipse.ParStart) / 5.0;
lastPoint = null;
for (double i = ellipse.ParStart; i <= ellipse.ParEnd; i += interval)
{
Point p = ellipse.Center
+ (Math.Cos(i) * ellipse.AxisA)
+ (Math.Sin(i) * ellipse.AxisB);
// we'll remember the one we just calculated, but store away the one we calculated last time around
// (if there _was_ a last time around). That way, when we're done, we'll have stored all of them except
// for the last one
if (lastPoint != null)
{
linkShape.EdgePoints.Add(lastPoint);
}
lastPoint = new EdgePoint(p.X, p.Y, VGPointType.Normal);
}
break;
}
}
// finally tuck away the last one. Now we don't have duplicate points in our list
if (lastPoint != null)
{
linkShape.EdgePoints.Add(lastPoint);
}
}
// since we're not changing the nodes this edge connects, this really doesn't do much.
// what it DOES do, however, is call ConnectEdgeToNodes, which is an internal method we'd otherwise
// be unable to access
linkShape.Connect(linkShape.FromShape, linkShape.ToShape);
linkShape.ManuallyRouted = false;
}
}
