AW: Using RubberBandBoxRendererJ3D results to specify filter for ShapeFileAdapter

• To: "'Luke A. Catania \(TEC\)'" <lcatania@xxxxxxxxxxxx>, "VisAD List" <visad-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
• Subject: AW: Using RubberBandBoxRendererJ3D results to specify filter for ShapeFileAdapter
• From: Mathias Stümpert <atzes@xxxxxx>
• Date: Tue, 4 Jun 2002 09:13:34 +0200

Hi Luke,

What are your RealTypes passed to RubberBandBoxRendererJ3D? I assume you
use a LatLon-Tuple. Your code is not very transparent and a bit to
complicated for what you want to do. Try this:

double latMin = Math.min(samples[0][0], samples[0][1]);
double latMax = Math.max(samples[0][0], samples[0][1]);
double lonMin = Math.min(samples[1][0], samples[1][1]);
double lonMax = Math.max(samples[1][0], samples[1][1]);
double width = lonMax-lonMin;
double height = latMax-latMin;
latMap.setRange(latMin, latMax);
lonMap.setRange(lonMin, lonMax);
latMap.getAxisScale().createStandardLabels(latMax, latMin, latMin, 15);
lonMap.getAxisScale().createStandardLabels(lonMax, lonMin, lonMin, 15);
try {
  mapBackgroundShapeFile = new ShapefileAdapter(shapeFilename,
    new Rectangle2D.Double(lonMin, latMin, width, height),
    dataCourseness);
} catch (IOException ioEx) {
  ioEx.printStackTrace();
}

That makes your code more tranparent since you don't have to distinguish
between different cases. I did not test the code so be aware of bugs :)
You should try to experiment with latMin, latMax and height, perhaps to
change latMin and latMax in latMap.setRange.

Hope that helps, Mathias

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