private static IBend CreateBends([NotNull] IGraph graph, [NotNull] IEdge edge, int segmentIndex, double ratio,
[NotNull] IListEnumerable <IPoint> pathPoints)
{
//Create 3 bends and adjust the neighbors
//The first bend we need to touch is at startIndex
var startIndex = segmentIndex * 3;
//This holds the new coordinates left and right of the split point
//We don't actually need all of them, but this keeps the algorithm more straightforward.
var left = new PointD[4];
var right = new PointD[4];
//Determine the new control points to cleanly split the curve
GetCubicSplitPoints(ratio,
new[] {
pathPoints[startIndex].ToPointD(), pathPoints[startIndex + 1].ToPointD(),
pathPoints[startIndex + 2].ToPointD(), pathPoints[startIndex + 3].ToPointD()
}, left, right);
//Previous control point - does always exist as a bend, given our precondition
var previousBend = edge.Bends[startIndex];
//Next control point - also always exists given the precondition for bend counts (i.e. there have to be at least two)
var nextBend = edge.Bends[startIndex + 1];
//We create the three new bends between previous bend and next bend and adjust these two.
//We don't have to adjust more bends, since we just have a cubic curve.
IBend bendToMove;
var engine = graph.GetUndoEngine();
//Wrap everything into a single compound edit, so that everything can be undone in a single unit
using (var edit = graph.BeginEdit("Create Bezier Bend", "Create Bezier Bend")) {
try {
//Adjust the previous bend - given the split algorithm, its coordinate is in left[1]
//(left[0] is actually kept unchanged from the initial value)
var oldPrevLocation = previousBend.Location.ToPointD();
var newPrevLocation = left[1];
graph.SetBendLocation(previousBend, newPrevLocation);
// Add unit to engine
graph.AddUndoUnit("Set bend location", "Set bend location",
() => graph.SetBendLocation(previousBend, oldPrevLocation),
() => graph.SetBendLocation(previousBend, newPrevLocation));
//Insert the new triple, using the values from left and right in order
graph.AddBend(edge, left[2], startIndex + 1);
bendToMove = graph.AddBend(edge, left[3], startIndex + 2);
//right[0] == left[3], so right[1] is the next new control point
graph.AddBend(edge, right[1], startIndex + 3);
//Adjust the next bend
var oldNextLocation = nextBend.Location.ToPointD();
var newNextLocation = right[2];
graph.SetBendLocation(nextBend, newNextLocation);
// Add unit to engine
graph.AddUndoUnit("Set bend location", "Set bend location",
() => graph.SetBendLocation(nextBend, oldNextLocation),
() => graph.SetBendLocation(nextBend, newNextLocation));
} catch {
//Cancel the edit in case anything goes wrong.
edit.Cancel();
throw;
}
}
return(bendToMove);
}
/// <summary>
/// Executes the module on the given graph using the provided context.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>
/// The layout will be calculated <see cref="RunInBackground">optionally</see>
/// in a separate thread in method <see cref="RunModuleAsync"/>.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="graph">The graph to execute on.</param>
/// <param name="newContext">The context to use. This method will query a <c>ISelectionModel<IModelItem></c></param>
/// for the selected nodes and edges and the <c>GraphControl</c> to morph the layout.
protected virtual async Task StartWithIGraph(IGraph graph, ILookup newContext)
{
this.graph = graph;
if (ShouldConfigureTableLayout())
{
PrepareTableLayout();
}
ISelectionModel <IModelItem> selectionModel = newContext.Lookup <ISelectionModel <IModelItem> >();
LayoutGraphAdapter adapter = new LayoutGraphAdapter(graph, selectionModel);
this.layoutGraph = adapter.CreateCopiedLayoutGraph();
ILookup additionalLookup = Lookups.Single(layoutGraph, typeof(LayoutGraph));
ILookup wrappedLookup = Lookups.Wrapped(newContext, additionalLookup);
try {
ICompoundEdit compoundEdit = graph.BeginEdit("Layout", "Layout");
CheckReentrant(wrappedLookup);
ConfigureModule();
if (RunInBackground)
{
// without the LayoutExecutor helper class on the layout graph side of things, we register the aborthandler
// to the layout graph with the utility method provided by AbortHandler
var abortHandler = AbortHandler.CreateForGraph(layoutGraph);
// now create the dialog that controls the abort handler
abortDialog = new AbortDialog {
AbortHandler = abortHandler, Owner = Application.Current.MainWindow
};
// start the layout in another thread.
var layoutThread = new Thread(async() => await RunModuleAsync(wrappedLookup, graph, compoundEdit));
// now if we are not doing a quick layout - and if it takes more than a few seconds, we open the dialog to
// enable the user to stop or cancel the execution
var showDialogTimer = new DispatcherTimer(DispatcherPriority.Normal, abortDialog.Dispatcher)
{
Interval = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2)
};
showDialogTimer.Tick += delegate {
// it could be that the layout is already done - so check whether we still
// need to open the dialog
var dialogInstance = abortDialog;
if (dialogInstance != null)
{
// open the abort dialog
dialogInstance.Show();
}
// we only want to let it go off once - so stop the timer
showDialogTimer.Stop();
};
// kick-off the timer and the layout
showDialogTimer.Start();
layoutThread.Start();
}
else
{
await RunModuleAsync(wrappedLookup, graph, compoundEdit);
}
} catch (Exception e) {
FreeReentrant();
TableLayoutConfigurator.CleanUp(graph);
OnDone(new LayoutEventArgs(e));
//optionally do something here...
}
}
