dojox/gfx3d/_base.Viewport (version 1.10)

removes a shape from the list

adds a shape to the list

add new light/lights to the viewport.

adds a shape to the list

multiplies the existing matrix with an argument on left side (matrix * this.matrix)

multiplies the existing matrix with an argument on right side (this.matrix * matrix)

a shortcut for dojox.gfx3d.Object.applyRightTransform

multiplies the existing matrix with an argument on left side (matrix * this.matrix)

multiplies the existing matrix with an argument on right side (this.matrix * matrix)

a shortcut for dojox/gfx/shape.Shape.applyRightTransform

removes all shapes from a group/surface.

submits the current batch, append all pending child shapes to DOM

On canvas, this method flushes the pending redraws queue.

connects a handler to an event on this shape

creates an instance of the passed objectType class

creates a circle shape

creates an cube object

creates an cylinder object

creates an edge object

creates an ellipse shape

creates a group shape

creates a image shape

creates a line shape

creates an instance of the passed shapeType class

creates an Orbit object

creates a path shape

creates an 3d path object

creates an polygon object

creates a polyline/polygon shape

creates an quads object

creates a rectangle shape

creates a scene object

creates a shape object based on its type; it is meant to be used by group-like objects

creates a text shape

creates a text shape

creates an triangle object

Releases all internal resources owned by this shape. Once this method has been called, the instance is considered destroyed and should not be used anymore.

connects a handler by token from an event on this shape

Returns the bounding box Rectangle for this shape.

returns a Node, which is used as a source of events for this shape

Returns the current fill object or null (see dojox/gfx.defaultLinearGradient, dojox/gfx.defaultRadialGradient, dojox/gfx.defaultPattern, or dojo/Color)

Different graphics rendering subsystems implement shapes in different ways. This method provides access to the underlying graphics subsystem object. Clients calling this method and using the return value must be careful not to try sharing or using the underlying node in a general way across renderer implementation. Returns the underlying graphics Node, or null if no underlying graphics node is used by this shape.

Returns the parent Shape, Group or null if this Shape is unparented. (see dojox/gfx/shape.Surface, or dojox/gfx.Group)

returns the current Shape object or null (see dojox/gfx.defaultPath, dojox/gfx.defaultPolyline, dojox/gfx.defaultRect, dojox/gfx.defaultEllipse, dojox/gfx.defaultCircle, dojox/gfx.defaultLine, or dojox/gfx.defaultImage)

Returns the current stroke object or null (see dojox/gfx.defaultStroke)

Returns the current transformation matrix applied to this Shape or null

returns an array of four points or null four points represent four corners of the untransformed bounding box

moves a shape to back of its parent's list of shapes

moves a shape to front of its parent's list of shapes

Connects an event to this shape.

starts a new batch, subsequent new child shapes will be held in the batch instead of appending to the container directly.

Because the canvas renderer has no DOM hierarchy, the canvas implementation differs such that it suspends the repaint requests for this container until the current batch is closed by a call to closeBatch().

removes a shape from the list

removes the shape from its parent's list of shapes

iterate all children and call their render callback function.

sets a transformation matrix

sets the clipping area of this shape.

The clipping area defines the shape area that will be effectively visible. Everything that would be drawn outside of the clipping area will not be rendered. The possible clipping area types are rectangle, ellipse, polyline and path, but all are not supported by all the renderers. vml only supports rectangle clipping, while the gfx silverlight renderer does not support path clipping. The clip parameter defines the clipping area geometry, and should be an object with the following properties:

• {x:Number, y:Number, width:Number, height:Number} for rectangular clip
• {cx:Number, cy:Number, rx:Number, ry:Number} for ellipse clip
• {points:Array} for polyline clip
• {d:String} for a path clip.

The clip geometry coordinates are expressed in the coordinate system used to draw the shape. In other words, the clipping area is defined in the shape parent coordinate system and the shape transform is automatically applied.

sets a fill object (the default implementation simply ignores it)

set the lights

sets a shape object (the default implementation simply ignores it)

sets a stroke object (the default implementation simply ignores it)

sets a transformation matrix