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mouse wheel/scroll event ?
I could utilize the pan view. However, the zoom is not working as I am not able to capture the mouse wheel event. both 'wheel' and 'mousewheel' event name tried with stage and canvas. I am able to capture other mouse events.
zoom ?
In case the mouse wheel/scroll event is captured, how can I implement the startzoom(...) and zoom(...) methods. Any example.
ruler or grid ?
After which I will need a ruler/grid alongside/on stage for scale realization as per zoom level.
map modify ? (to study about)
On top of these, I will have to modify/annotate the static/dynamic map.
However, I am getting the mouse wheel event with the direct event adding to the document element.
document.getElementById('map').addEventListener('wheel', ...);
Any implementation care so that pan and zoom do not interfere with each other.
Any direction towards these will help me achieve the mentioned goal.
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ROS2D.Zoom with ruler/grid for scale realization.
ROS2D.Zoom usage with ruler/grid for scale realization.
Oct 31, 2019
mouse wheel/scroll event ?
I could utilize the pan view. However, the zoom is not working as I am not able to capture the mouse wheel event. both 'wheel' and 'mousewheel' event name tried with stage and canvas. I am able to capture other mouse events.
zoom ?
In case the mouse wheel/scroll event is captured, how can I implement the startzoom(...) and zoom(...) methods. Any example.
ruler or grid ?
After which I will need a ruler/grid alongside/on stage for scale realization as per zoom level.
map modify ? (to study about)
On top of these, I will have to modify/annotate the static/dynamic map.
However, I am getting the mouse wheel event with the direct event adding to the document element.
document.getElementById('map').addEventListener('wheel', ...);
Any implementation care so that pan and zoom do not interfere with each other.
Any direction towards these will help me achieve the mentioned goal.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: