int main(void)
{
Avoid::Router *router = new Avoid::Router(Avoid::PolyLineRouting);
Avoid::Point srcPt(1.2, 0.5);
Avoid::Point dstPt(1.5, 4);
Avoid::ConnRef *connRef = new Avoid::ConnRef(router, srcPt, dstPt);
connRef->setCallback(connCallback, connRef);
// Force inital callback:
router->processTransaction();
printf("\nAdding a shape.\n");
// Create the ShapeRef:
Avoid::Polygon shapePoly(3);
shapePoly.ps[0] = Avoid::Point(1, 1);
shapePoly.ps[1] = Avoid::Point(2.5, 1.5);
shapePoly.ps[2] = Avoid::Point(1.5, 2.5);
Avoid::ShapeRef *shapeRef = new Avoid::ShapeRef(router, shapePoly);
router->processTransaction();
printf("\nShifting endpoint.\n");
Avoid::Point dstPt2(6, 4.5);
connRef->setDestEndpoint(dstPt2);
// It's expected you know the connector needs rerouting, so the callback
// isn't called. You can force it to be called though, via:
router->processTransaction();
printf("\nMoving shape right by 0.5.\n");
router->moveShape(shapeRef, 0.5, 0);
router->processTransaction();
router->outputDiagram("output/example");
delete router;
return 0;
}
int main(void)
{
Avoid::Router *router = new Avoid::Router(Avoid::OrthogonalRouting);
Avoid::Point srcPt(0,400);
Avoid::Point dstPt(775,400);
Avoid::ConnRef *connRef = new Avoid::ConnRef(router, srcPt, dstPt);
connRef->setCallback(connCallback, connRef);
Avoid::Point srcPt2(775,625);
Avoid::Point dstPt2(350,475);
Avoid::ConnRef *connRef2 = new Avoid::ConnRef(router, srcPt2, dstPt2);
connRef2->setCallback(connCallback, connRef2);
router->processTransaction();
printf("\nShifting endpoint.\n");
connRef->setEndpoints(Avoid::Point(0,375), Avoid::Point(775,400));
connRef2->setEndpoints(Avoid::Point(775,625), Avoid::Point(350,450));
router->processTransaction();
printf("\nShifting endpoint.\n");
connRef->setEndpoints(Avoid::Point(0,400), Avoid::Point(775,400));
connRef2->setEndpoints(Avoid::Point(775,625), Avoid::Point(350,475));
router->processTransaction();
delete router;
return 0;
}