Thank you very much Werner ! :) actually it's not complicated at all, based on some other builders.
But I realized how it can be useful as I really sometime need to see where some elements of my view are (and not in a relative position to one origin. Even if the position is relative to the canvas at least ^^). Having a quick look without placing popups or having to inspect elements. Maybe it can be used just during the elaboration of a layout for some or all the elements. I guess it's is working with any shapes, but it's ok if you go on holidays so I can take some time to improve it. The size of the thicks and the axis width can be set by default in proportion of the bigger element maybe, and it would be interesting to really have the shape and position of axis or number of them you want to, easily definable. Have a good vacations, Pierre > On 16 févr. 2015, at 7:36 PM, Werner Kassens <wkass...@libello.com> wrote: > > Hi Pierre, > wow, you see me really impressed! yes, that is <g> what i was looking for, i > see in your picture that it is possible to use floats, not only integers, > exactly what i would need. i suppose i can also use rectangles that are not > quadratic? i will go on vacation tomorrow and will be back in a week, hence > trying out everything will have to wait for a moment, but i'd guess this is > exactly what i need. >> So I integrated a RTAxisAdaptedBuilder in the last version of Roassal2 >> for that. >> >> The RTAxisAdaptedBuilderExample>>example2 would correspond to your >> rectangles problem. I just changed for now the size of the rectangles >> because my axis don't yet adapt to small rectangle size (and it does not >> look nice). > i do have some extremely small rectangles (iow i have to check how these > things are displayed) mixed with bigger ones, but they are dispersed over a > bigger region or hull, iow this would generally not be a problem for the axis > scale. > Thank you very much, i am sincerely impressed > werner >
