BUG REPORT: DrawLabel.getBoundingBox()

[nwilton]

Hi There,

I've come across a bug that has appeared sometime in the past couple of months.

Builds tested:
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* SmartGWT Pro 3.1p (2013-06-15).
* SmartGWT Pro 4.0d (2013-06-15).
* SmartGWT GPL (2013-05-30)

Browsers tested:
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* Firefox 21 (Latest).
* Chrome 27 (Latest).

Note: Both Host and Development modes were tested.

The Issue:
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DrawLabel.getBoundingBox() only returns the correct data for the FIRST call for objects in a DrawPane object. Subsequent calls to DrawLabel.getBoundingBox() return always returns 0,0 for the second XY coordinate.

The issue has been tested with both DrawLabel and DrawRect objects. Only the DrawLabel object type is affected.

Reproduction Code:
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DrawPane drawPane = new DrawPane();  
drawPane.setHeight(100);  
drawPane.setWidth(300);  
drawPane.setShowEdges(true);  
drawPane.setEdgeSize(4);  
drawPane.setBackgroundColor("papayawhip");  
drawPane.setOverflow(Overflow.HIDDEN);  
          
drawPane.addDrawHandler(new DrawHandler() {  
               
        public void onDraw(DrawEvent event) {  
  
                DrawPane drawPane = (DrawPane) event.getSource();  
  
        /*
         * Calling destoryItems() will cause getBoundingBox to fail for
         * both the first and subsequent calls.
         * Uncomment to test this behavior too.
         */
        //drawPane.destroyItems();
        
        DrawLabel helloLabel1 = new DrawLabel();  
        helloLabel1.setDrawPane(drawPane);  
        helloLabel1.setLeft(10);  
        helloLabel1.setTop(10);  
        helloLabel1.setContents("1. Hello Isometric");  
        helloLabel1.draw();  
        
        /*
         * This FIRST call will work. On my system it displays
         *   boundingBox1[0]	10
         *   boundingBox1[1]	10
         *   boundingBox1[2]	171		Correct :-)
         *   boundingBox1[3]	28		Correct :-)
         */
        
        int boundingBox1[] = helloLabel1.getBoundingBox();
        
        System.out.println("boundingBox1[0]\t" + boundingBox1[0]);
        System.out.println("boundingBox1[1]\t" + boundingBox1[1]);
        System.out.println("boundingBox1[2]\t" + boundingBox1[2]);
        System.out.println("boundingBox1[3]\t" + boundingBox1[3]);
        
        DrawLabel helloLabel2 = new DrawLabel();  
        helloLabel2.setDrawPane(drawPane);  
        helloLabel2.setLeft(10);  
        helloLabel2.setTop(40);  
        helloLabel2.setContents("2. Hello Isometric");  
        helloLabel2.draw();  
        
        /*
         * This SECOND call doesn't work. On my system it displays
         *   boundingBox1[0]	10
         *   boundingBox1[1]	40
         *   boundingBox1[2]	0		Incorrect :-(
         *   boundingBox1[3]	0		Incorrect :-(
         */
        
        int boundingBox2[] = helloLabel2.getBoundingBox();
        
        System.out.println("boundingBox2[0]\t" + boundingBox2[0]);
        System.out.println("boundingBox2[1]\t" + boundingBox2[1]);
        System.out.println("boundingBox2[2]\t" + boundingBox2[2]);
        System.out.println("boundingBox2[3]\t" + boundingBox2[3]);
        
    }
    	
});

Furthermore, calling DrawPane.destoryItems() before calling getBoundingBox() causes the issue to present for both the first and second calls. You can comment out the relevant line above to reproduce this.

I hope this makes sense to you. I'm certain that this bug has only occurred in the last few weeks / months, and I'm quite keen for it to be resolved.

Thank you very much for your support.

-Nick

[nwilton]

Is there any update on this?

Regards,
Nick

p.s. I just noticed the code above should say "Hello Isomophic" instead. Sorry, it was late when I wrote that. :-/

[Isomorphic]

Thanks for the report. This is now fix for tomorrow's 3.1 and newer builds.

[nwilton]

Fantastic! I appreciate your assistance. :-)