RE: [Java-player-users] Graphics2D interface

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Hi Radu...

first of all thank's for the quick implementation of the interface... I =
really needed it in order to continue my experiments...

I tryed to run your code and it works perfectly... but if I try to use =
an PlayerGraphics2dCmdPolyline object with the number of lines smaller =
than 64 it simply does not show anything... I tryed to show a simple =
line on Stage with only 2 points using the same idea you used in the =
example and it did not work... Then I hacked slightly your code (see =
bellow) in order to print only part of the circles and it did not worked =
as well...

I then tried to solve the issue with the class =
PlayerGraphics2dCmdPolygon but I had the same problem. I tried to went =
through the source code of playerclient and the graphics2DInterface and =
it seemed fine to me...=20

Another thing that you might want to have a look in the class =
PlayerGraphics2dCmdPolygon is that if you do not setFill_color it gives =
an exception, when it could probably use a default (transparent?) =
value...

Thank you very much=20
Regards...
Hugo

*************************************  CODE *******************

PlayerClient robot;
Graphics2DInterface graphicsInterface;

robot =3D new PlayerClient ("localhost", 6665);
graphicsInterface =3D robot.requestInterfaceGraphics2D(0, 1);
robot.runThreaded(-1, -1);

graphicsInterface.clearScreen ();

PlayerGraphics2dCmdPolyline p =3D new PlayerGraphics2dCmdPolyline ();

PlayerColor color =3D new PlayerColor ();
color.setAlpha (0);
color.setRed (0); color.setGreen (0); color.setBlue (0xff);
int lineSize =3D 32;
p.setCount (lineSize);

for (double r =3D 0; r < 1.0; r +=3D 0.05) {
    PlayerPoint2d[] points =3D new PlayerPoint2d[lineSize];
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    for (int j =3D 0; j < lineSize; j++) {
       points[j] =3D new PlayerPoint2d ();
       points[j].setPx ((float)(r * Math.cos (j * Math.PI / 32)));
       points[j].setPy ((float)(r * Math.sin (j * Math.PI / 32)));
       System.out.println(" Point: "+points[j].getPx()+", =
"+points[j].getPy());
    }

p.setPoints (points);
p.setColor (color);

graphicsInterface.drawPolyline (p);

try { Thread.sleep (100); } catch (Exception e) {
    e.printStackTrace(); }

*************************************  END CODE *******************

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-----Original Message-----
From: jav...@li... on behalf of Radu =
Bogdan Rusu
Sent: Sun 26/03/2006 23:20
To: jav...@li...
Subject: Re: [Java-player-users] Graphics2D interface
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Hi Hugo,

Sorry I'm only delivering now, but I've been busy with other things=20
during the weekend. :( Hope it's not too late for your project.

Anyway, I just committed the code to CVS, so it should be available for=20
you in the morning. Please ignore the WSNInterface for now, as I'm still =

working on committing the new wsn interface and drivers to the Player=20
repository first.

I haven't had time to test it properly, but here's a "quickie" :)...
- Player/Stage 2.x from CVS
- started with everything.cfg
- and the following code compiled into Javaclient:
PlayerClient        robot =3D null;
Graphics2DInterface g2di  =3D null;

robot =3D new PlayerClient                 ("localhost", 6665);
g2di    =3D robot.requestInterfaceGraphics2D (0,=20
PlayerConstants.PLAYER_OPEN_MODE);

robot.runThreaded (-1, -1);

        g2di.clearScreen ();
        PlayerGraphics2dCmdPolyline p =3D new =
PlayerGraphics2dCmdPolyline ();
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        PlayerColor color =3D new PlayerColor ();
        color.setAlpha (0);
        color.setRed (0); color.setGreen (0); color.setBlue (0xff);
        p.setCount (64);
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        for (double r =3D 0; r < 1.0; r +=3D 0.05) {
            PlayerPoint2d[] points =3D new PlayerPoint2d[64];
            for (int j =3D 0; j < 64; j++) {
                points[j] =3D new PlayerPoint2d ();
                points[j].setPx ((float)(r * Math.cos (j * Math.PI / =
32)));
                points[j].setPy ((float)(r * Math.sin (j * Math.PI / =
32)));
            }
            p.setPoints (points);
            p.setColor (color);
            g2di.drawPolyline (p);
            try { Thread.sleep (100); } catch (Exception e) {=20
e.printStackTrace(); }
        }
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Please tell me if it works and if you encounter any errors.

Cheers,
Radu.

Hugo Gravato Marques wrote:

>Thank you Radu... I really appreciate it...
>
>
>
>On 23/3/06 8:42 pm, "Radu Bogdan Rusu" <ru...@cs...> wrote:
>
> =20
>
>>Hi Hugo,
>>
>>I just returned from Linz/Austria, and will get some free time =
tomorrow
>>afternoon to do it. I will e-mail back tomorrow with more details and
>>hopefully an implementation of it.
>>
>>Best,
>>Radu.
>>
>>Hugo Gravato Marques wrote:
>>
>>   =20
>>
>>>Hi Radu...
>>>
>>>Do you have any idea on when can you implement the Graphics2D =
interface? It
>>>would come really handy if I could use it by the weekend...
>>>
>>>Thanks...
>>>Hugo
>>>
>>>
>>>On 14/3/06 3:42 pm, "Hugo Gravato Marques" <hg...@es...> =
wrote:
>>>
>>>=20
>>>
>>>     =20
>>>
>>>>Hi Radu
>>>>
>>>>Yes... Toby told me they are in the stage side. The interface as far =
as I
>>>>understand is just a visualization... If you could do it next week =
that
>>>>would be wonderful since I don't expect to have things ready until =
then
>>>>anyway...
>>>>
>>>>I added my email with Toby bellow...
>>>>
>>>>Thank you very much...
>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Hugo
>>>>
>>>>I pasted bellow my email and his reply...
>>>>
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>>>>
>>>>I dont think this would be particularly easy to do, however if you =
want
>>>>to you can create visualisation in stage using the graphics2d =
interface.
>>>>Have a look at the examples in the source and docs on the. i believe
>>>>this will be the easiest method for achieving what you want.
>>>>
>>>>Toby
>>>>
>>>>Hugo Gravato Marques wrote:
>>>>
>>>>  =20
>>>>
>>>>       =20
>>>>
>>>>>Hello...
>>>>>
>>>>>I was wondering if I could set the values in the laser sensor in a =
way that
>>>>>I could visualize in stage the values of a given laser array I =
define? If
>>>>>not how difficult would be to make something like that?
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks...
>>>>>Hugo
>>>>>
>>>>>
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>>>>On 14/3/06 8:32 am, "Radu Bogdan Rusu" <ru...@cs...> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>  =20
>>>>
>>>>       =20
>>>>
>>>>>Hi Hugo,
>>>>>
>>>>>Unfortunately, I have no time this week (or I might during the =
weekend,
>>>>>but I will be away in .nl).
>>>>>
>>>>>Last time I checked there was no data structures defined in player =
for
>>>>>graphics2d. Are they all on Stage's side?
>>>>>
>>>>>Radu.
>>>>>
>>>>>Hugo Gravato Marques wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>    =20
>>>>>
>>>>>         =20
>>>>>
>>>>>>Hello...
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I was wondering when do you think you will add the Graphics2D =
interface to
>>>>>>the javaclient2?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Cheers,
>>>>>>Hugo
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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