Hi,

I have the following initialization done on the canvas. I do a snaptoBorder on arrow creating event.

[code]


import java.awt.Color;

import javax.swing.JApplet;

import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.Arrow;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.ArrowStyle;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.AttachToNode;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.Box;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.FlowChart;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.FlowChartAdapter;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.Group;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.Item;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.ItemList;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.RerouteArrows;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.ShadowsStyle;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.SnapToAnchor;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.SolidBrush;
import com.mindfusion.jdiagram.ValidationEvent;

public class Goop extends JApplet {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

private FlowChart flowChart;

@Override
public void init() {
super.init();

flowChart = new FlowChart();
flowChart.setSelectionOnTop(false);
flowChart.setBackBrush(new SolidBrush(Color.WHITE));
flowChart.setShadowsStyle(ShadowsStyle.None);
this.getContentPane().add(flowChart);

flowChart.setArrowStyle(ArrowStyle.Cascading);
flowChart.setSnapToAnchor(SnapToAnchor.OnCreateOrModify);
flowChart.setRouteArrows(true);
flowChart.getRoutingOptions().setTriggerRerouting(
RerouteArrows.WhileCreating | RerouteArrows.WhenModified | RerouteArrows.WhenIntersectNode);

flowChart.addFlowChartListener(new FlowChartAdapter() {
@Override
public void itemCreating(ValidationEvent e) {
if (e.getItem() instanceof Arrow) {
((Arrow)e.getItem()).setSnapToNodeBorder(true);
}

super.itemCreating(e);
}

});
}

}

[/code]

There are two problems I see here:

1. Reflexive lines don't snap to border during creation. They only snap on modification

2. When creating the arrow the arrow routes properly as we drag it. But during modification, it doesn't route properly when dragging it. The arrow only routes when we release the mouse.

Is there anyway I can change this behavior?

Thanks,
Praveen

Hi,

I can understand 2nd point might be by design. But isn't the 1st point - reflexive lines not snapping to border when snaptoborder is enabled an issue?

Thanks,
Praveen