new AddImageContentTool(docViewer)
Creates a new instance of the AddImageContentTool.
Parameters:
Name | Type | Description |
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docViewer |
Core.DocumentViewer | An instance of DocumentViewer. |
Extends
Methods
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addEventListener(type, fn [, options])
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Add a handler to the given event name
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description type
string | number The name of the event to listen to fn
function The handler to be called when the event is triggered options
object <optional>
Optional options object for addEventListener Properties
Name Type Description once
boolean If true then the handler will be called only once - Inherited From:
Returns:
Returns the object that 'addEventListener' is being called on- Type
- object
Example
myObject.addEventListener('eventName', (eventParameter1, eventParameter2) => { ... });
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contextMenu(e)
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The function is called when a context menu should be shown. Use e.preventDefault to disable the default browser context menu.
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
The event object - Inherited From:
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getDocumentViewer()
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Returns the instance of DocumentViewer for this tool.
- Inherited From:
Returns:
The instance of DocumentViewer for this tool.- Type
- Core.DocumentViewer
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getMouseLocation(e)
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Takes an event object from a mouse event and converts the location into window coordinates
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
The event object containing mouse coordinates - Inherited From:
Returns:
Returns an object with x and y coordinates of the mouse cursor in the viewer- Type
- Core.Math.Point
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keyDown(e)
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The function is called when a keyboard key is down.
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
The event object containing keyboard key data. - Inherited From:
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mouseDoubleClick(e)
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The function is called when the mouse left button is double clicked.
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
The event object containing mouse coordinates. - Inherited From:
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mouseLeftDown(e)
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The function called when the left mouse button is down
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
The event object containing mouse coordinates. - Inherited From:
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mouseLeftUp(e)
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The function called when the left mouse button is up. Typically, annotations are created and added to the annotation manager at this point.
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
The event object containing mouse coordinates. - Inherited From:
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mouseMove(e)
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The function called when the mouse moves.
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
The event object containing mouse coordinates. - Inherited From:
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mouseRightDown(e)
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The function called when the right mouse button is down.
Parameters:
Name Type Description e
The event object containing mouse coordinates. - Inherited From:
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off( [type] [, fn])
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Remove a handler of the given event name
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description type
string | number <optional>
The name of the event to remove the handler of. If type is undefined, all the handlers of the object will be removed fn
function <optional>
The handler associated with this event to be removed. If fn is undefined, all the handlers of the given event name will be removed - Inherited From:
- Deprecated:
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- Since version 8.0. Use removeEventListener instead.
Returns:
Returns the object that 'off' is being called on- Type
- object
Example
myObject.off(); myObject.off('eventName'); myObject.off('eventName', fn);
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on(type, fn)
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Add a handler to the given event name
Parameters:
Name Type Description type
string | number The name of the event to listen to fn
function The handler to be called when the event is triggered - Inherited From:
- Deprecated:
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- Since version 8.0. Use addEventListener instead.
Returns:
Returns the object that 'on' is being called on- Type
- object
Example
myObject.on('eventName', (eventParameter1, eventParameter2) => { ... });
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one(type, fn)
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Same as 'on' except the handler will be called only once
Parameters:
Name Type Description type
string | number The name of the event to listen to fn
function The handler to be called when the event is triggered - Inherited From:
- Deprecated:
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- Since version 8.0. Use addEventListener with {'once': true} as options instead.
Returns:
Returns the object that 'one' is being called on- Type
- object
Example
myObject.one('eventName', (eventParameter1, eventParameter2) => { ... });
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removeEventListener( [type] [, fn])
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Remove a handler of the given event name
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description type
string | number <optional>
The name of the event to remove the handler of. If type is undefined, all the handlers of the object will be removed fn
function <optional>
The handler associated with this event to be removed. If fn is undefined, all the handlers of the given event name will be removed - Inherited From:
- Deprecated:
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- for version 9.0. Use [removeEventListener] with fn specified
Returns:
Returns the object that 'removeEventListener' is being called on- Type
- object
Example
myObject.removeEventListener(); myObject.removeEventListener('eventName'); myObject.removeEventListener('eventName', fn);
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setName(name)
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Set the name of the tool, which can be accessed by toolObject.name
Parameters:
Name Type Description name
string Name of the tool - Inherited From:
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setStyles(newStyles)
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Set the style for the tool, which will be applied to annotations drawn afterwards
Parameters:
Name Type Description newStyles
object | function if an object is used, it should contain properties of the new styles. If a function is used, the current styles will be passed as its argument and the function should return an object which contains properties of the new styles. Example of valid properties: StrokeColor, TextColor, FillColor, FontSize, Opacity, StrokeThickness, Precision, Scale, OverlayText, Style and Dashes. - Inherited From:
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switchIn(oldTool)
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The function is called when this tool is selected. Typically use for changing mouse cursors, and initializing states for the tool.
Parameters:
Name Type Description oldTool
Core.Tools.Tool The Tool class that was previously selected. - Inherited From:
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switchOut(newTool)
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The function is called when this tool is deselected. Typically use for changing mouse cursors, and cleaning up states for the tool.
Parameters:
Name Type Description newTool
Core.Tools.Tool The Tool class that was newly selected. - Inherited From:
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trigger(type [, data])
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Calls the handlers of the event name with given data
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description type
string | number event name of which the handlers will be called. data
* <optional>
data that will be passed to the handlers. If data is an array, it will be spread and then passed to the handlers - Inherited From:
Returns:
Returns the object that 'trigger' is being called on- Type
- object
Example
myObject.trigger('eventName'); myObject.trigger('eventName', [eventParameter1, eventParameter2]);