Hi!
I am currently away from my computer, answering emails by finding wifi accesses in cafe nearby. I will answer next week, once I got back to work
Cheers, Alexandre
Le 22-10-2013 à 15:15, MartinW wm@fastmail.fm a écrit :
abergel wrote
A roassal view has a camera attached to it. Moving the camera may actually what you need. Consider this example:
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= | builder | builder := ROMondrianViewBuilder new. builder nodes: Collection withAllSubclasses. builder edgesFrom: #superclass. builder treeLayout. builder open.
builder raw camera bounds: (0 @ 0 extent: 700 @ 700).
To play with it, you can open an inspector on the view (i.e., builder raw inspect) as illustrated in the screenshot:
Let us know if this fits your need or not.
Hi Alexandre, thank you for the script.
I started playing around with the camera - but despite the fact i read the deep into pharo chapter, I do not really understand the camera metaphor. What exactly do *extent*, *realExtent* and *altitude* stand for - and how would i manipulate them to fit the entire visualization in the window/glamour pane? Can you explain a bit - or is it explained somewhere to a greater extent than in the deep into pharo chapter?
Martin.
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