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Hi Bill Bill Hibbard wrote: > Hi Kevin, > > >>Well, I have an array of Irregular2DSets. I want to give each set a >>different color. I then want to be able to toggle on and off the >>collection of Irregular2DSets at the same time. >> >>I'm sure that I can loop through the array of Iregular2DSets, and their >>associated DataReferences/DataRenderers and turn each one off >>individually, but I would like to do turn the array off and on in one >>step instead of a loop. Is there a way to do this elegantly (i.e. w/o a >>loop)? Is there and example? > > > Sure. Combine all your Sets in a FieldImpl with MathType > something like (index -> (r, g, b, Set(x, y))). Each Set > has a different color, and you can toggle the whole thing > on and off in one step. >OK, I think this makes sense. Use an Integer1DSet as my domain (index) and map each Irregular2DSet to the domain. (index -> Set(x,y)).
But how is this done since a FunctionType requires (MathType, MathType) and what we have above is (MathType, ThingImpl)? Can I wrap the Set in a RealTupleType which is a MathType?
Also, how do I get the colors involved? Do I make r, g, and b RealTypes and give them values as a RealTuple and map them to ScalarMaps?
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