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NAME

       SoJackDragger -

       The SoJackDragger class is a dragger you can translate, rotate and
       scale.

       Here’s how the dragger looks with its default geometry in the inactive
       state:

SYNOPSIS

       #include <Inventor/draggers/SoJackDragger.h>

       Inherits SoDragger.

   Public Member Functions
       SoJackDragger (void)

   Static Public Member Functions
       static void initClass (void)

   Public Attributes
       SoSFRotation rotation
       SoSFVec3f translation
       SoSFVec3f scaleFactor

   Protected Member Functions
       virtual ~SoJackDragger (void)
       virtual SbBool setUpConnections (SbBool onoff, SbBool doitalways=0)
       virtual void setDefaultOnNonWritingFields (void)

   Static Protected Member Functions
       static void invalidateSurroundScaleCB (void *f, SoDragger *d)
       static void fieldSensorCB (void *f, SoSensor *s)
       static void valueChangedCB (void *f, SoDragger *d)

   Protected Attributes
       SoFieldSensor * rotFieldSensor
       SoFieldSensor * translFieldSensor
       SoFieldSensor * scaleFieldSensor

Detailed Description

       The SoJackDragger class is a dragger you can translate, rotate and
       scale.

       Here’s how the dragger looks with its default geometry in the inactive
       state:

       Translation is done with this dragger by picking the flat transparent
       box (’x-z’ translation) or the solid middle part of the axis (’y’-axis
       translation). Press a SHIFT-key while translating in x-z to constrain
       to one of the principal axes.

       Uniform scale operations can be done by dragging any of the 6 cubes.
       Non-uniform scale operations can not be done with this dragger.

       Rotations are invoked by clicking and dragging the line parts of the 3
       principal ’axes’ of the dragger geometry.

       NB: How to rotate the dragger might be abit unintuitive for the end
       user. If the dragger is to be used ’out of the box’, a good
       documentation should be added to your application. An alternative is to
       modify the geometry to increase the affordance of the dragger. See the
       SoDragger documentation on how to change the geometry of a dragger.

       An ’action shot’ of the SoJackDragger used within an SoClipPlaneManip:

       The name ’Jack dragger’ probably stems from this dragger being
       implemented by SGI for interacting with a ’jack-in-the-box’ type model
       way back in the Inventor history.

       For programmer convenience, this dragger comes fully wrapped within
       instances of the SoJackManip class. The SoClipPlaneManip manipulator
       also uses this dragger, for controlling an SoClipPlane node.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

   SoJackDragger::SoJackDragger (void) Default constructor, sets up the
       dragger nodekit catalog with the interaction and feedback geometry.
       Node kit structure (new entries versus parent class marked with arrow
       prefix):

         CLASS SoJackDragger
         -->"this"
               "callbackList"
               "topSeparator"
                  "motionMatrix"
         -->      "surroundScale"
         -->      "antiSquish"
         -->      "scaler"
         -->      "rotator"
         -->      "translator"
                  "geomSeparator"
         .fi

       (See SoBaseKit::printDiagram() for information about the output formatting.)

       Detailed information on catalog parts:

         CLASS SoJackDragger
         PVT   "this",  SoJackDragger  ---
               "callbackList",  SoNodeKitListPart [ SoCallback, SoEventCallback ]
         PVT   "topSeparator",  SoSeparator  ---
         PVT   "motionMatrix",  SoMatrixTransform  ---
               "surroundScale",  SoSurroundScale  ---
               "antiSquish",  SoAntiSquish  ---
               "scaler",  SoScaleUniformDragger  ---
               "rotator",  SoRotateSphericalDragger  ---
               "translator",  SoDragPointDragger  ---
         PVT   "geomSeparator",  SoSeparator  ---
         .fi

       (See SoBaseKit::printTable() for information about the output formatting.)

   SoJackDragger::~SoJackDragger (void) [protected, virtual] Protected
       destructor.
       (Dragger classes are derived from SoBase, so they are reference counted
       and automatically destroyed when their reference count goes to 0.)

Member Function Documentation

   void SoJackDragger::initClass (void) [static] Initializes type system for
       this dragger class.
       Application programmers should usually not have to invoke this method,
       see documentation of SoInteraction::init().

       Reimplemented from SoDragger.

   SbBool SoJackDragger::setUpConnections (SbBool onoff, SbBool doitalways =
       0) [protected, virtual] Sets up all internal connections for instances
       of this class.
       (This method will usually not be of interest to the application
       programmer, unless you want to extend the library with new custom
       nodekits or dragger classes. If so, see the SoBaseKit class
       documentation.)

       Reimplemented from SoInteractionKit.

   void SoJackDragger::setDefaultOnNonWritingFields (void) [protected,
       virtual] (Be aware that this method is unlikely to be of interest to
       the application programmer who does not want to extend the library with
       new custom nodekits or draggers. If you indeed are writing extensions,
       see the information in the SoBaseKit class documentation.)
       This is a virtual method, and the code in it should call
       SoField::setDefault() with argument TRUE on part fields that should not
       be written upon scenegraph export operations.

       This is typically done when:

       1.  field value is NULL and part is NULL by default

       2.  it is a leaf SoGroup or SoSeparator node with no children

       3.  it is a leaf listpart with no children and an SoGroup or
           SoSeparator container

       4.  it is a non-leaf part and it’s of SoGroup type and all fields are
           at their default values

       Subclasses should usually override this to do additional settings for
       new member fields. From the subclass, do remember to call ’upwards’ to
       your superclass’ setDefaultOnNonWritingFields() method.
       Reimplemented from SoDragger.
   void SoJackDragger::fieldSensorCB (void * d, SoSensor * s) [static,
       protected] This API member is considered internal to the library, as it
       is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.
       Reimplemented from SoInteractionKit.
   void SoJackDragger::valueChangedCB (void * f, SoDragger * d) [static,
       protected] This API member is considered internal to the library, as it
       is not likely to be of interest to the application programmer.

Member Data Documentation

   SoSFRotation SoJackDragger::rotation This field is continuously updated to
       contain the rotation of the current direction vector of the dragger.
   SoSFVec3f SoJackDragger::translation Continuously updated to contain the
       current translation from the draggers local origo position.
       The application programmer applying this dragger in his code should
       connect the relevant node fields in the scene to this field to make it
       follow the dragger.
   SoSFVec3f SoJackDragger::scaleFactor Continuously updated to contain the
       current vector of scaling along the X, Y and Z axes.
       Only uniform scaling can be done with the SoJackDragger, so the 3
       vector components will always be equal.
   SoFieldSensor * SoJackDragger::rotFieldSensor [protected] This API member
       is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of
       interest to the application programmer.
   SoFieldSensor * SoJackDragger::translFieldSensor [protected] This API
       member is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be
       of interest to the application programmer.
   SoFieldSensor * SoJackDragger::scaleFieldSensor [protected] This API member
       is considered internal to the library, as it is not likely to be of
       interest to the application programmer.

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