Package edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.transform

Visualization mechanisms related to transformations, including lens effects.

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Interface Summary

Interface	Description
BidirectionalTransformer	Provides methods to map points from one coordinate system to another: graph to screen and screen to graph.
LensSupport	basic API for implementing lens projection support
MutableTransformer	Provides an API for the mutation of a Function and for adding listeners for changes on the Function

Class Summary

Class	Description
AbstractLensSupport<V,E>	A class to make it easy to add an examining lens to a jung graph application.
AbstractLensSupport.Lens	the background for the hyperbolic projection
AbstractLensSupport.LensControls	the background for the hyperbolic projection
AffineTransformer	Provides methods to map points from one coordinate system to another, by delegating to a wrapped AffineTransform (uniform) and its inverse.
HyperbolicTransformer	HyperbolicTransformer wraps a MutableAffineTransformer and modifies the transform and inverseTransform methods so that they create a fisheye projection of the graph points, with points near the center spread out and points near the edges collapsed onto the circumference of an ellipse.
LayoutLensSupport<V,E>	A class to make it easy to add an examining lens to a jung graph application.
LensTransformer	LensTransformer wraps a MutableAffineTransformer and modifies the transform and inverseTransform methods so that they create a projection of the graph points within an elliptical lens.
MagnifyTransformer	MagnifyTransformer wraps a MutableAffineTransformer and modifies the transform and inverseTransform methods so that they create an enlarging projection of the graph points.
MutableAffineTransformer	Provides methods to mutate the AffineTransform used by AffineTransformer base class to map points from one coordinate system to another.
MutableTransformerDecorator	a complete decorator that wraps a MutableTransformer.

Package edu.uci.ics.jung.visualization.transform Description

Visualization mechanisms related to transformations, including lens effects.