#include <vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h>
Inheritance diagram for vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor:
A widget that allows the user to edit a parameter/value function. Keybindings: Delete or x, Home, End, PageUp or p, PageDown or n,
Definition at line 51 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h.
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Set the position of the parameter range UI. BTX Definition at line 169 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set the position of points in the value range. Default is PointPositionValue, i.e. if the point value is mono-dimensional, its vertical position in the canvas will be computed from its value relative to the whole value range. If PositionCenter or if the point value is multi-dimensional, the point is centered vertically. BTX Definition at line 240 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Display the range label at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on top on its own line. The ParameterRangeLabelVisibility or ValueRangeLabelVisibility parameter still has to be On for the label to be displayed. BTX Definition at line 287 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Display the points entries (i.e. the parameter entry, and any other entries the subclass will introduce) at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on the right of the canvas. BTX Definition at line 307 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the line style for the function BTX Definition at line 409 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set the canvas outline style. BTX
Definition at line 434 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set the parameter cursor interaction style. BTX
Definition at line 482 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX
Definition at line 625 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set margin for the canvas to display the points entirely. If set to None, the canvas parameter range will match the VisibleParameterRange (as a side effect, points on the border of the range will be clipped, only half of them will be displayed, making selection a bit more difficult). If not, the canvas will also provide room for each point to be displayed entirely, vertically or horizontally, or both. BTX
Definition at line 678 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Events. Even though it is highly recommended to use the commands framework defined above to specify the callback methods you want to be invoked when specific event occur, you can also use the observer framework and listen to the corresponding events: BTX
Definition at line 938 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Definition at line 1390 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Reimplemented from vtkKWParameterValueFunctionInterface. Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor, vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor, and vtkPVTimeLine. |
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Set/Get the whole parameter range. Note that the visible parameter range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. |
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Set/Get the whole parameter range. Note that the visible parameter range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. |
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Set/Get the whole parameter range. Note that the visible parameter range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. Definition at line 63 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the whole parameter range. Note that the visible parameter range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. Definition at line 66 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the whole parameter range. Note that the visible parameter range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. Definition at line 68 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Convenience method to set the whole parameter range to the function parameter range. Note that for safety reasons it will maintain the same relative visible parameter range. |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor. This is the portion of the whole parameter range that is currently visible (zoomed). |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor. This is the portion of the whole parameter range that is currently visible (zoomed). |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor. This is the portion of the whole parameter range that is currently visible (zoomed). Definition at line 83 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor. This is the portion of the whole parameter range that is currently visible (zoomed). Definition at line 86 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor. This is the portion of the whole parameter range that is currently visible (zoomed). Definition at line 88 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Convenience method to set the visible parameter range to the whole parameter range |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor as relative positions in the whole parameter range. |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor as relative positions in the whole parameter range. |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor as relative positions in the whole parameter range. Definition at line 101 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the visible parameter range in the editor as relative positions in the whole parameter range. Definition at line 103 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the whole value range. Note that the visible value range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. |
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Set/Get the whole value range. Note that the visible value range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. |
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Set/Get the whole value range. Note that the visible value range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. Definition at line 113 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the whole value range. Note that the visible value range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. Definition at line 116 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the whole value range. Note that the visible value range is changed automatically to maintain the same relative visible range within the whole range. Definition at line 118 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the visible value range. This is the portion of the whole value range that is currently visible (zoomed). |
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Set/Get the visible value range. This is the portion of the whole value range that is currently visible (zoomed). |
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Set/Get the visible value range. This is the portion of the whole value range that is currently visible (zoomed). Definition at line 127 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the visible value range. This is the portion of the whole value range that is currently visible (zoomed). Definition at line 130 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the visible value range. This is the portion of the whole value range that is currently visible (zoomed). Definition at line 132 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the visible value range in the editor as relative positions in the whole value range. |
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Set/Get the visible value range in the editor as relative positions in the whole value range. |
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Set/Get the visible value range in the editor as relative positions in the whole value range. Definition at line 141 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the visible value range in the editor as relative positions in the whole value range. Definition at line 143 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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If supported, set the label position in regards to the rest of the composite widget (override the super). As a subclass of vtkKWWidgetWithLabel, this class inherits a label and methods to set its position and visibility. Note that the default label position implemented in this class is on the same line as all other UI elements like entries, or range parameters. Only a subset of the specific positions listed in vtkKWWidgetWithLabel is supported: on Top (the label is placed on its own line), or the Left of the whole editor, on the same line as the canvas. Reimplemented from vtkKWWidgetWithLabel. |
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Set/Get the parameter range UI visibility (the slider). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter range UI visibility (the slider). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter range UI visibility (the slider). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter range UI visibility (the slider). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set the position of the parameter range UI. BTX |
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Set the position of the parameter range UI. BTX |
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Set the position of the parameter range UI. BTX Definition at line 177 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References ParameterRangePositionTop. |
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Set the position of the parameter range UI. BTX Definition at line 180 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References ParameterRangePositionBottom. |
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Set/Get the value range UI visibility (the slider). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the value range UI visibility (the slider). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the value range UI visibility (the slider). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the value range UI visibility (the slider). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Access to the ranges (the sliders). Note: use those methods to modify the aspect the ranges. Do not modify the value of the ranges themselves, use the API below instead. |
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Access to the ranges (the sliders). Note: use those methods to modify the aspect the ranges. Do not modify the value of the ranges themselves, use the API below instead. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. Definition at line 224 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. Definition at line 227 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. |
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Set/Get the displayed whole parameter range. As if things were not complicated enough, this method allows you to set the whole parameter range that will be used instead of the WholeParameterRange for UI elements that display information related to the parameter range (i.e., the parameter range label and the parameter range entry). This allows you to use a function set in a different internal range than the one you want to display. This works by mapping the relative position of the VisibleParameterRange inside the WholeParameterRange to the DisplayedWholeParameterRange. The GetDisplayedVisibleParameterRange is a convenience function that will return the visible parameter range mapped inside that displayed parameter range. The MapParameterToDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map a parameter to the displayed parameter range. The MapDisplayedParameterToParameter is a convenience function that will map a displayed parameter back to the parameter range. The GetFunctionPointDisplayedParameter is a convenience function that will map the parameter of a point 'id' to the displayed parameter range. If both ends of that range are the same, it is not used and all the functions return the same parameter. |
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Set the position of points in the value range. Default is PointPositionValue, i.e. if the point value is mono-dimensional, its vertical position in the canvas will be computed from its value relative to the whole value range. If PositionCenter or if the point value is multi-dimensional, the point is centered vertically. BTX |
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Set the position of points in the value range. Default is PointPositionValue, i.e. if the point value is mono-dimensional, its vertical position in the canvas will be computed from its value relative to the whole value range. If PositionCenter or if the point value is multi-dimensional, the point is centered vertically. BTX |
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Set the position of points in the value range. Default is PointPositionValue, i.e. if the point value is mono-dimensional, its vertical position in the canvas will be computed from its value relative to the whole value range. If PositionCenter or if the point value is multi-dimensional, the point is centered vertically. BTX Definition at line 250 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointPositionValue. |
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Set the position of points in the value range. Default is PointPositionValue, i.e. if the point value is mono-dimensional, its vertical position in the canvas will be computed from its value relative to the whole value range. If PositionCenter or if the point value is multi-dimensional, the point is centered vertically. BTX Definition at line 253 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointPositionTop. |
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Set the position of points in the value range. Default is PointPositionValue, i.e. if the point value is mono-dimensional, its vertical position in the canvas will be computed from its value relative to the whole value range. If PositionCenter or if the point value is multi-dimensional, the point is centered vertically. BTX Definition at line 256 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointPositionBottom. |
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Set the position of points in the value range. Default is PointPositionValue, i.e. if the point value is mono-dimensional, its vertical position in the canvas will be computed from its value relative to the whole value range. If PositionCenter or if the point value is multi-dimensional, the point is centered vertically. BTX Definition at line 259 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointPositionCenter. |
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Set/Get the parameter range label UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter range label UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter range label UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter range label UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the value range label UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the value range label UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the value range label UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the value range label UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Display the range label at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on top on its own line. The ParameterRangeLabelVisibility or ValueRangeLabelVisibility parameter still has to be On for the label to be displayed. BTX |
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Display the range label at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on top on its own line. The ParameterRangeLabelVisibility or ValueRangeLabelVisibility parameter still has to be On for the label to be displayed. BTX |
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Display the range label at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on top on its own line. The ParameterRangeLabelVisibility or ValueRangeLabelVisibility parameter still has to be On for the label to be displayed. BTX Definition at line 295 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References RangeLabelPositionDefault. |
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Display the range label at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on top on its own line. The ParameterRangeLabelVisibility or ValueRangeLabelVisibility parameter still has to be On for the label to be displayed. BTX Definition at line 298 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References RangeLabelPositionTop. |
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Display the points entries (i.e. the parameter entry, and any other entries the subclass will introduce) at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on the right of the canvas. BTX |
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Display the points entries (i.e. the parameter entry, and any other entries the subclass will introduce) at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on the right of the canvas. BTX |
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Display the points entries (i.e. the parameter entry, and any other entries the subclass will introduce) at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on the right of the canvas. BTX Definition at line 315 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointEntriesPositionDefault. |
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Display the points entries (i.e. the parameter entry, and any other entries the subclass will introduce) at the default position (on the same line as all other elements), or on the right of the canvas. BTX Definition at line 318 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointEntriesPositionRight. |
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Set/Get the point entries UI visibility. This will hide all text entries for this class, i.e. the parameter entry and all values entries (say, RGB, or opacitry, or sharpness, etc). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the point entries UI visibility. This will hide all text entries for this class, i.e. the parameter entry and all values entries (say, RGB, or opacitry, or sharpness, etc). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the point entries UI visibility. This will hide all text entries for this class, i.e. the parameter entry and all values entries (say, RGB, or opacitry, or sharpness, etc). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the point entries UI visibility. This will hide all text entries for this class, i.e. the parameter entry and all values entries (say, RGB, or opacitry, or sharpness, etc). Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter entry UI visibility. Not shown if PointEntriesVisibility is set to Off Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter entry UI visibility. Not shown if PointEntriesVisibility is set to Off Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter entry UI visibility. Not shown if PointEntriesVisibility is set to Off Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter entry UI visibility. Not shown if PointEntriesVisibility is set to Off Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the parameter entry printf format. If not NULL, it is applied to the displayed parameter value before assigning it to the parameter entry. |
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Set/Get the parameter entry printf format. If not NULL, it is applied to the displayed parameter value before assigning it to the parameter entry. |
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Access the parameter entry. |
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Set/Get the user frame UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the user frame UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the user frame UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the user frame UI visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Access the user frame If you need to add elements to the user-frame, make sure you first set UserFrameVisibility to On and call Create(). |
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Set/Get the canvas width/height in pixels (i.e. the drawable region) If ExpandCanvasWidth is On, the canvas will expand automatically to accomodate its parent. This mechanism does not behave as expected sometimes, in that case set ExpandCanvasWidth to Off and CanvasWidth to the proper value |
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Set/Get the canvas width/height in pixels (i.e. the drawable region) If ExpandCanvasWidth is On, the canvas will expand automatically to accomodate its parent. This mechanism does not behave as expected sometimes, in that case set ExpandCanvasWidth to Off and CanvasWidth to the proper value |
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Set/Get the canvas width/height in pixels (i.e. the drawable region) If ExpandCanvasWidth is On, the canvas will expand automatically to accomodate its parent. This mechanism does not behave as expected sometimes, in that case set ExpandCanvasWidth to Off and CanvasWidth to the proper value |
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Set/Get the canvas width/height in pixels (i.e. the drawable region) If ExpandCanvasWidth is On, the canvas will expand automatically to accomodate its parent. This mechanism does not behave as expected sometimes, in that case set ExpandCanvasWidth to Off and CanvasWidth to the proper value |
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Set/Get the canvas width/height in pixels (i.e. the drawable region) If ExpandCanvasWidth is On, the canvas will expand automatically to accomodate its parent. This mechanism does not behave as expected sometimes, in that case set ExpandCanvasWidth to Off and CanvasWidth to the proper value |
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Set/Get the canvas width/height in pixels (i.e. the drawable region) If ExpandCanvasWidth is On, the canvas will expand automatically to accomodate its parent. This mechanism does not behave as expected sometimes, in that case set ExpandCanvasWidth to Off and CanvasWidth to the proper value |
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Set/Get the canvas width/height in pixels (i.e. the drawable region) If ExpandCanvasWidth is On, the canvas will expand automatically to accomodate its parent. This mechanism does not behave as expected sometimes, in that case set ExpandCanvasWidth to Off and CanvasWidth to the proper value |
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Set/Get the canvas width/height in pixels (i.e. the drawable region) If ExpandCanvasWidth is On, the canvas will expand automatically to accomodate its parent. This mechanism does not behave as expected sometimes, in that case set ExpandCanvasWidth to Off and CanvasWidth to the proper value |
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Set/Get the canvas visibility, i.e. the whole area where the function line, points, canvas outline, background and histogram are displayed |
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Set/Get the canvas visibility, i.e. the whole area where the function line, points, canvas outline, background and histogram are displayed |
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Set/Get the canvas visibility, i.e. the whole area where the function line, points, canvas outline, background and histogram are displayed |
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Set/Get the canvas visibility, i.e. the whole area where the function line, points, canvas outline, background and histogram are displayed |
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Set/Get the function line visibility (i.e, if set to Off, only the points are displayed). |
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Set/Get the function line visibility (i.e, if set to Off, only the points are displayed). |
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Set/Get the function line visibility (i.e, if set to Off, only the points are displayed). |
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Set/Get the function line visibility (i.e, if set to Off, only the points are displayed). |
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Set/Get the line width for the function |
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Set/Get the line width for the function |
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Set/Get the line style for the function BTX |
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Set/Get the line style for the function BTX |
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Set/Get the line style for the function BTX Definition at line 417 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References LineStyleSolid. |
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Set/Get the line style for the function BTX Definition at line 420 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References LineStyleDash. |
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Set/Get the canvas outline visibility |
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Set/Get the canvas outline visibility |
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Set/Get the canvas outline visibility |
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Set/Get the canvas outline visibility |
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Set the canvas outline style. BTX |
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Set the canvas outline style. BTX |
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Set the canvas outline style. BTX |
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Set the canvas outline style. BTX |
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Set/Get the canvas background visibility |
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Set/Get the canvas background visibility |
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Set/Get the canvas background visibility |
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Set/Get the canvas background visibility |
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Set/Get the parameter cursor visibility. This is a vertical line spanning the whole value range, located at a specific position in the parameter range. Set the position using ParameterCursorPosition. |
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Set/Get the parameter cursor visibility. This is a vertical line spanning the whole value range, located at a specific position in the parameter range. Set the position using ParameterCursorPosition. |
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Set/Get the parameter cursor visibility. This is a vertical line spanning the whole value range, located at a specific position in the parameter range. Set the position using ParameterCursorPosition. |
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Set/Get the parameter cursor visibility. This is a vertical line spanning the whole value range, located at a specific position in the parameter range. Set the position using ParameterCursorPosition. |
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Set/Get the parameter cursor position (inside the parameter range) |
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Set/Get the parameter cursor position (inside the parameter range) |
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Set/Get the cursor color. |
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Set/Get the cursor color. |
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Set/Get the cursor color. |
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Set/Get the cursor color. |
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Set/Get the cursor color. Definition at line 476 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set the parameter cursor interaction style. BTX |
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Set the parameter cursor interaction style. BTX |
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Set the parameter cursor interaction style. BTX |
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Set the parameter cursor interaction style. BTX |
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Set/Get the parameter ticks visibility |
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Set/Get the parameter ticks visibility |
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Set/Get the parameter ticks visibility |
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Set/Get the parameter ticks visibility |
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Set/Get the number of parameters ticks. |
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Set/Get the number of parameters ticks. |
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Set/Get the parameter ticks printf format. |
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Set/Get the parameter ticks printf format. |
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Set/Get the value ticks visibility |
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Set/Get the value ticks visibility |
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Set/Get the value ticks visibility |
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Set/Get the value ticks visibility |
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Set/Get the number of value ticks. |
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Set/Get the number of value ticks. |
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Set/Get the width of the value ticks canvas |
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Set/Get the width of the value ticks canvas |
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Set/Get the value ticks printf format. |
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Set/Get the value ticks printf format. |
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Compute the value ticks using the histogram occurence values |
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Compute the value ticks using the histogram occurence values |
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Compute the value ticks using the histogram occurence values |
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Compute the value ticks using the histogram occurence values |
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Set/Get the ticks length (in pixels). |
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Set/Get the ticks length (in pixels). |
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Create the widget. Reimplemented from vtkKWParameterValueFunctionInterface. Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor, vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor, and vtkPVTimeLine. |
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Set/Get if the points of the function are locked in the parameter space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the value space). |
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Set/Get if the points of the function are locked in the parameter space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the value space). |
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Set/Get if the points of the function are locked in the parameter space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the value space). |
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Set/Get if the points of the function are locked in the parameter space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the value space). |
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Set/Get if the end-points of the function are locked in the parameter space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the value space). Superseded by LockPointsParameter |
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Set/Get if the end-points of the function are locked in the parameter space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the value space). Superseded by LockPointsParameter |
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Set/Get if the end-points of the function are locked in the parameter space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the value space). Superseded by LockPointsParameter |
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Set/Get if the end-points of the function are locked in the parameter space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the value space). Superseded by LockPointsParameter |
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Set/Get if the points of the function are locked in the value space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the parameter space). |
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Set/Get if the points of the function are locked in the value space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the parameter space). |
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Set/Get if the points of the function are locked in the value space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the parameter space). |
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Set/Get if the points of the function are locked in the value space (they can not be removed or can only be moved in the parameter space). |
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Set/Get if points can be added and removed. |
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Set/Get if points can be added and removed. |
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Set/Get if points can be added and removed. |
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Set/Get if points can be added and removed. |
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Convenience method to set both LockPointsParameter, LockPointsValue and DisableAddAndRemove to On or Off |
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Convenience method to set both LockPointsParameter, LockPointsValue and DisableAddAndRemove to On or Off |
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Convenience method to set both LockPointsParameter, LockPointsValue and DisableAddAndRemove to On or Off |
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Set/Get if moving the end-points of the function will automatically rescale/move all the points in between to keep the relative distance between points the same in the parameter domain. Note that for convenience reasons, the end-points become immune to deletion. |
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Set/Get if moving the end-points of the function will automatically rescale/move all the points in between to keep the relative distance between points the same in the parameter domain. Note that for convenience reasons, the end-points become immune to deletion. |
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Set/Get if moving the end-points of the function will automatically rescale/move all the points in between to keep the relative distance between points the same in the parameter domain. Note that for convenience reasons, the end-points become immune to deletion. |
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Set/Get if moving the end-points of the function will automatically rescale/move all the points in between to keep the relative distance between points the same in the parameter domain. Note that for convenience reasons, the end-points become immune to deletion. |
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Set/Get the point radius (in pixels). |
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Set/Get the point radius (in pixels). |
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Set/Get the selected point radius as a fraction of the point radius (see PointRadius). |
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Set/Get the selected point radius as a fraction of the point radius (see PointRadius). |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX Definition at line 638 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointStyleDisc. |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX Definition at line 641 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointStyleCursorDown. |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX Definition at line 644 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointStyleCursorUp. |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX Definition at line 647 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointStyleCursorLeft. |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX Definition at line 650 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointStyleCursorRight. |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX Definition at line 653 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointStyleRectangle. |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX Definition at line 656 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. References PointStyleDefault. |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX |
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Set/Get the point style for the function points, or specifically for the first or last point (if set to Default, the first or last point will use the same style as the other points, or Disc if that style is set to Default too) BTX |
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Set/Get the outline width for the points |
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Set/Get the outline width for the points |
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Set margin for the canvas to display the points entirely. If set to None, the canvas parameter range will match the VisibleParameterRange (as a side effect, points on the border of the range will be clipped, only half of them will be displayed, making selection a bit more difficult). If not, the canvas will also provide room for each point to be displayed entirely, vertically or horizontally, or both. BTX |
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Set margin for the canvas to display the points entirely. If set to None, the canvas parameter range will match the VisibleParameterRange (as a side effect, points on the border of the range will be clipped, only half of them will be displayed, making selection a bit more difficult). If not, the canvas will also provide room for each point to be displayed entirely, vertically or horizontally, or both. BTX |
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Set margin for the canvas to display the points entirely. If set to None, the canvas parameter range will match the VisibleParameterRange (as a side effect, points on the border of the range will be clipped, only half of them will be displayed, making selection a bit more difficult). If not, the canvas will also provide room for each point to be displayed entirely, vertically or horizontally, or both. BTX |
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Set margin for the canvas to display the points entirely. If set to None, the canvas parameter range will match the VisibleParameterRange (as a side effect, points on the border of the range will be clipped, only half of them will be displayed, making selection a bit more difficult). If not, the canvas will also provide room for each point to be displayed entirely, vertically or horizontally, or both. BTX |
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Select/Deselect a point, get the selected point (-1 if none selected) |
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Select/Deselect a point, get the selected point (-1 if none selected) Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Select/Deselect a point, get the selected point (-1 if none selected) |
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Select/Deselect a point, get the selected point (-1 if none selected) |
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Select/Deselect a point, get the selected point (-1 if none selected) |
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Select/Deselect a point, get the selected point (-1 if none selected) |
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Select/Deselect a point, get the selected point (-1 if none selected) |
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Select/Deselect a point, get the selected point (-1 if none selected) |
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Remove a point |
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Remove a point |
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Remove a point |
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Add a point |
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Add a point |
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Merge all the points from another function editor. Return the number of points merged. |
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Set/Get the background color of the main frame, where the function is drawn. Note that the frame can be smaller than the widget itself depending on the margin requested to draw the points entirely (see PointMarginToCanvas ivar). Use SetBackgroundColor to set the canvas color (i.e., the whole area outside the margin) |
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Set/Get the background color of the main frame, where the function is drawn. Note that the frame can be smaller than the widget itself depending on the margin requested to draw the points entirely (see PointMarginToCanvas ivar). Use SetBackgroundColor to set the canvas color (i.e., the whole area outside the margin) |
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Set/Get the background color of the main frame, where the function is drawn. Note that the frame can be smaller than the widget itself depending on the margin requested to draw the points entirely (see PointMarginToCanvas ivar). Use SetBackgroundColor to set the canvas color (i.e., the whole area outside the margin) |
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Set/Get the background color of the main frame, where the function is drawn. Note that the frame can be smaller than the widget itself depending on the margin requested to draw the points entirely (see PointMarginToCanvas ivar). Use SetBackgroundColor to set the canvas color (i.e., the whole area outside the margin) |
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Set/Get the background color of the main frame, where the function is drawn. Note that the frame can be smaller than the widget itself depending on the margin requested to draw the points entirely (see PointMarginToCanvas ivar). Use SetBackgroundColor to set the canvas color (i.e., the whole area outside the margin) Definition at line 732 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the background color of the main frame, where the function is drawn. Note that the frame can be smaller than the widget itself depending on the margin requested to draw the points entirely (see PointMarginToCanvas ivar). Use SetBackgroundColor to set the canvas color (i.e., the whole area outside the margin) Reimplemented from vtkKWCoreWidget. |
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Set/Get the background color of the main frame, where the function is drawn. Note that the frame can be smaller than the widget itself depending on the margin requested to draw the points entirely (see PointMarginToCanvas ivar). Use SetBackgroundColor to set the canvas color (i.e., the whole area outside the margin) Reimplemented from vtkKWCoreWidget. Definition at line 735 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. Definition at line 744 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the selected point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the selected point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the selected point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the selected point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the selected point color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. Definition at line 753 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. Definition at line 762 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the selected point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the selected point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the selected point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the selected point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the selected point text color. Overriden by ComputePointColorFromValue if supported. Definition at line 771 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set a hint: some colors should be function of the value (might not be supported/implemented in subclasses). |
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Set a hint: some colors should be function of the value (might not be supported/implemented in subclasses). |
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Set a hint: some colors should be function of the value (might not be supported/implemented in subclasses). |
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Set a hint: some colors should be function of the value (might not be supported/implemented in subclasses). |
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Set/Get the point visibility in the canvas. This actually hides both the point and the index inside. If set to on, the index can still be hidden using PointIndexVisibility and SelectedPointIndexVisibility. Guidelines are not affected. |
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Set/Get the point visibility in the canvas. This actually hides both the point and the index inside. If set to on, the index can still be hidden using PointIndexVisibility and SelectedPointIndexVisibility. Guidelines are not affected. |
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Set/Get the point visibility in the canvas. This actually hides both the point and the index inside. If set to on, the index can still be hidden using PointIndexVisibility and SelectedPointIndexVisibility. Guidelines are not affected. |
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Set/Get the point visibility in the canvas. This actually hides both the point and the index inside. If set to on, the index can still be hidden using PointIndexVisibility and SelectedPointIndexVisibility. Guidelines are not affected. |
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Set/Get the point index visibility for each point in the canvas. |
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Set/Get the point index visibility for each point in the canvas. |
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Set/Get the point index visibility for each point in the canvas. |
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Set/Get the point index visibility for each point in the canvas. |
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Set/Get the selected point index visibility in the canvas. |
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Set/Get the selected point index visibility in the canvas. |
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Set/Get the selected point index visibility in the canvas. |
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Set/Get the selected point index visibility in the canvas. |
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Set/Get the point guideline visibility in the canvas (for ex: a vertical line at each point). |
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Set/Get the point guideline visibility in the canvas (for ex: a vertical line at each point). |
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Set/Get the point guideline visibility in the canvas (for ex: a vertical line at each point). |
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Set/Get the point guideline visibility in the canvas (for ex: a vertical line at each point). |
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Set/Get the line style for the guideline. See FunctionLineStyle for enumeration of style values. |
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Set/Get the line style for the guideline. See FunctionLineStyle for enumeration of style values. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram over the parameter range. The primary histogram is drawn in a bar/area style, the secondary one is drawn as dots on top of the primary. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram over the parameter range. The primary histogram is drawn in a bar/area style, the secondary one is drawn as dots on top of the primary. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram over the parameter range. The primary histogram is drawn in a bar/area style, the secondary one is drawn as dots on top of the primary. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram over the parameter range. The primary histogram is drawn in a bar/area style, the secondary one is drawn as dots on top of the primary. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. Definition at line 837 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram color. Overriden by ComputeHistogramColorFromValue if supported. Definition at line 841 of file vtkKWParameterValueFunctionEditor.h. |
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Set a hint: histogram and secondary histogram colors should be function of the value (might not be supported/implemented in subclasses). |
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Set a hint: histogram and secondary histogram colors should be function of the value (might not be supported/implemented in subclasses). |
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Set a hint: histogram and secondary histogram colors should be function of the value (might not be supported/implemented in subclasses). |
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Set a hint: histogram and secondary histogram colors should be function of the value (might not be supported/implemented in subclasses). |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram style (see vtkKWHistogram::ImageDescriptor styles). |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram style (see vtkKWHistogram::ImageDescriptor styles). |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram style (see vtkKWHistogram::ImageDescriptor styles). |
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Set/Get the histogram and secondary histogram style (see vtkKWHistogram::ImageDescriptor styles). |
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Set/Get the histogram log mode button visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the histogram log mode button visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the histogram log mode button visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the histogram log mode button visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the histogram log mode button visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get the histogram log mode button visibility. Note: set this parameter to the proper value before calling Create() in order to minimize the footprint of the object. |
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Set/Get if the mouse cursor is changed automatically to provide more feedback regarding the interaction (defaults to On). |
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Set/Get if the mouse cursor is changed automatically to provide more feedback regarding the interaction (defaults to On). |
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Set/Get if the mouse cursor is changed automatically to provide more feedback regarding the interaction (defaults to On). |
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Set/Get if the mouse cursor is changed automatically to provide more feedback regarding the interaction (defaults to On). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set commands. Point... commands are passed the index of the point that is/was modified. PointAddedCommand is called when a point was added. PointChangingCommand/PointChangedCommand is called when a point is changing or has changed (at the end of the interaction). Moving the point for example, qualify as a change. PointRemovedCommand is called when a point was removed, it takes an additional arg which is the value of the parameter of the point that was removed. SelectionChanged is called when the selection was changed or deselection. FunctionChanged is called when the function was changed (as the result of an interaction which is now over, like point added/(re)moved). FunctionChanging is called when the function is changing (as the result of an interaction in progress, like moving a point). VisibleRangeChangedCommand/VisibleRangeChangingCommand is called when the visible range (parameter or value) is changing, or was changed (at the end of the interaction). ParameterCursorMovingCommand/ParameterCursorMovedCommand is called when the parameter cursor is moving or was moved (at the end of the interaction). |
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Set the command that is invoked when double/clicking on a point. The id of the node is passed to the function. |
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Set/get whether the above commands should be called or not. This allow you to disable the commands while you are setting the range value for example. Events are still invoked. |
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Set/get whether the above commands should be called or not. This allow you to disable the commands while you are setting the range value for example. Events are still invoked. |
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Set/get whether the above commands should be called or not. This allow you to disable the commands while you are setting the range value for example. Events are still invoked. |
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Set/get whether the above commands should be called or not. This allow you to disable the commands while you are setting the range value for example. Events are still invoked. |
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Synchronize the visible parameter range between two editors A and B. Each time the visible range of A is changed, the same visible range is assigned to the synchronized editor B, and vice-versa. Note that a call A->(B) is the same as a call B->(A), i.e. this is a double-link, only one call is needed to set the sync. Return 1 on success, 0 otherwise. |
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Synchronize the visible parameter range between two editors A and B. Each time the visible range of A is changed, the same visible range is assigned to the synchronized editor B, and vice-versa. Note that a call A->(B) is the same as a call B->(A), i.e. this is a double-link, only one call is needed to set the sync. Return 1 on success, 0 otherwise. |
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Synchronize points between two editors A and B. First make sure both editors have the same points in the parameter space (by calling MergePointsFromEditor on each other). Then each time a point in A is added, moved or removed through user interaction, the same point in B is altered and vice-versa. Note that a call A->(B) is the same as a call B->(A), i.e. this is a double-link, only one call is needed to set the sync. Return 1 on success, 0 otherwise. |
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Synchronize points between two editors A and B. First make sure both editors have the same points in the parameter space (by calling MergePointsFromEditor on each other). Then each time a point in A is added, moved or removed through user interaction, the same point in B is altered and vice-versa. Note that a call A->(B) is the same as a call B->(A), i.e. this is a double-link, only one call is needed to set the sync. Return 1 on success, 0 otherwise. |
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Synchronize single selection between two editors A and B. Each time a point is selected in A, the selection is cleared in B, and vice-versa. Note that a call A->(B) is the same as a call B->(A), i.e. this is a double-link, only one call is needed to set the sync. Return 1 on success, 0 otherwise. Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Synchronize single selection between two editors A and B. Each time a point is selected in A, the selection is cleared in B, and vice-versa. Note that a call A->(B) is the same as a call B->(A), i.e. this is a double-link, only one call is needed to set the sync. Return 1 on success, 0 otherwise. Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Synchronize same selection between two editors A and B. Each time a point is selected in A, the same point is selected in B, and vice-versa. Note that a call A->(B) is the same as a call B->(A), i.e. this is a double-link, only one call is needed to set the sync. Return 1 on success, 0 otherwise. Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Synchronize same selection between two editors A and B. Each time a point is selected in A, the same point is selected in B, and vice-versa. Note that a call A->(B) is the same as a call B->(A), i.e. this is a double-link, only one call is needed to set the sync. Return 1 on success, 0 otherwise. Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Set the string that enables balloon help for this widget. Override to pass down to children. Reimplemented from vtkKWWidgetWithLabel. |
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Callbacks Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor. |
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Update the whole UI depending on the value of the Ivars Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor, and vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Update the "enable" state of the object and its internal parts. Depending on different Ivars (this->Enabled, the application's Limited Edition Mode, etc.), the "enable" state of the object is updated and propagated to its internal parts/subwidgets. This will, for example, enable/disable parts of the widget UI, enable/disable the visibility of 3D widgets, etc. Reimplemented from vtkKWWidgetWithLabel. Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor, and vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Is point locked, protected, removable ? Implements vtkKWParameterValueFunctionInterface. Reimplemented in vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Is point locked, protected, removable ? Implements vtkKWParameterValueFunctionInterface. Reimplemented in vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Is point locked, protected, removable ? Implements vtkKWParameterValueFunctionInterface. Reimplemented in vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor, and vtkPVTimeLine. |
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Is point locked, protected, removable ? Implements vtkKWParameterValueFunctionInterface. Reimplemented in vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Is point locked, protected, removable ? Implements vtkKWParameterValueFunctionInterface. Reimplemented in vtkPVTimeLine. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. Reimplemented in vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Return 1 if the function line joining point 'id1' and point 'id2' is visible given the current visible parameter and value range . This implementation assuming that if the line is actually made of segments sampled between the two end-points, the segments are still bound by the box which diagonal is the line between id1 and id2. If this is not the case, you can still override that small function in subclasses. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. Reimplemented in vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Higher-level methods to manipulate the function. |
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Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, and vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Rescale/move all the points in between the end-points to keep the relative distance the same in the parameter domain. The id and old parameter position of the point that has been moved (the first or the last) are passed. Note that nothing is redrawn for efficiency reason. |
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Internal method to disable all redraws. |
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Internal method to disable all redraws. |
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Internal method to disable all redraws. |
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Merge the point 'editor_id' from another function editor 'editor' into the instance. This only happens if no other point already exists at the same parameter location, thus resulting in the creation of a new point. Return 1 if a point was added (and set its id in 'new_id'), 0 otherwise Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Copy the point 'id' parameter and values from another function editor 'editor' into the point 'id' in the instance. Both points have to exist in both editors. Return 1 if copy succeeded, 0 otherwise Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) Reimplemented from vtkKWWidgetWithLabel. |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, and vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor, and vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Create some objects on the fly (lazy creation, to allow for a smaller footprint) Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Pack the widget Reimplemented from vtkKWWidgetWithLabel. Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, and vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Pack the widget Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor, and vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Get the center of a given canvas item (using its item id) |
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Get the scaling factors used to translate parameter/value to x/y canvas coordinates |
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Get the scaling factors used to translate parameter/value to x/y canvas coordinates |
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Get the scaling factors used to translate parameter/value to x/y canvas coordinates |
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Get the scaling factors used to translate parameter/value to x/y canvas coordinates |
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Redraw. Will actually call, if necessary: RedrawSizeDependentElements: the size of the canvas or the extent of its ranges have changed RedrawPanDependentElements: the visible ranges are panned while their extents are unchanged RedrawFunctionDependentElements: the function has changed (as triggered if GetRedrawFunctionTime(), a monotonically increasing value, has changed. in this implementation, it just calls GetFunctionMTime(), but can be overriden in subclasses to take into account other objects modification time) Reimplemented in vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw. Will actually call, if necessary: RedrawSizeDependentElements: the size of the canvas or the extent of its ranges have changed RedrawPanDependentElements: the visible ranges are panned while their extents are unchanged RedrawFunctionDependentElements: the function has changed (as triggered if GetRedrawFunctionTime(), a monotonically increasing value, has changed. in this implementation, it just calls GetFunctionMTime(), but can be overriden in subclasses to take into account other objects modification time) Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw. Will actually call, if necessary: RedrawSizeDependentElements: the size of the canvas or the extent of its ranges have changed RedrawPanDependentElements: the visible ranges are panned while their extents are unchanged RedrawFunctionDependentElements: the function has changed (as triggered if GetRedrawFunctionTime(), a monotonically increasing value, has changed. in this implementation, it just calls GetFunctionMTime(), but can be overriden in subclasses to take into account other objects modification time) Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw. Will actually call, if necessary: RedrawSizeDependentElements: the size of the canvas or the extent of its ranges have changed RedrawPanDependentElements: the visible ranges are panned while their extents are unchanged RedrawFunctionDependentElements: the function has changed (as triggered if GetRedrawFunctionTime(), a monotonically increasing value, has changed. in this implementation, it just calls GetFunctionMTime(), but can be overriden in subclasses to take into account other objects modification time) Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw. Will actually call, if necessary: RedrawSizeDependentElements: the size of the canvas or the extent of its ranges have changed RedrawPanDependentElements: the visible ranges are panned while their extents are unchanged RedrawFunctionDependentElements: the function has changed (as triggered if GetRedrawFunctionTime(), a monotonically increasing value, has changed. in this implementation, it just calls GetFunctionMTime(), but can be overriden in subclasses to take into account other objects modification time) Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, and vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw. Will actually call, if necessary: RedrawSizeDependentElements: the size of the canvas or the extent of its ranges have changed RedrawPanDependentElements: the visible ranges are panned while their extents are unchanged RedrawFunctionDependentElements: the function has changed (as triggered if GetRedrawFunctionTime(), a monotonically increasing value, has changed. in this implementation, it just calls GetFunctionMTime(), but can be overriden in subclasses to take into account other objects modification time) Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor, and vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw the whole function or a specific point, or the line between two points BTX Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw the whole function or a specific point, or the line between two points BTX |
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Redraw the whole function or a specific point, or the line between two points BTX Reimplemented in vtkKWParameterValueHermiteFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw the whole function or a specific point, or the line between two points BTX Reimplemented in vtkKWPiecewiseFunctionEditor. |
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Redraw the visible range frame |
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Redraw the visible range ticks |
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Redraw the parameter cursor |
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Redraw the histogram Reimplemented in vtkKWColorTransferFunctionEditor. |
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Convenience method to look for a tag in the Canvas. Return the number of elements matching tag+suffix, in default canvas or specified one. |
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