ZoomLensInterpolation.java

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 *
 * Copyright (c) 2006-2011 Karsten Schmidt
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package spimedb.util.math;

/**
 * This class provides an adjustable zoom lens to either bundle or dilate values
 * around a focal point within a given interval. For a example use cases, please
 * have a look at the provided ScaleMapDataViz and ZoomLens examples.
 */
public class ZoomLensInterpolation implements InterpolateStrategy {

    protected CircularInterpolation leftImpl = new CircularInterpolation();
    protected CircularInterpolation rightImpl = new CircularInterpolation();

    protected float lensPos;
    protected float lensStrength, absStrength;

    public ZoomLensInterpolation() {
        this(0.5f, 1);
    }

    public ZoomLensInterpolation(float lensPos, float lensStrength) {
        this.lensPos = lensPos;
        this.lensStrength = lensStrength;
        this.absStrength = Math.abs(lensStrength);
        leftImpl.setFlipped(lensStrength > 0);
        rightImpl.setFlipped(lensStrength < 0);
    }

    public double interpolate(double min, double max, double t) {
        double val = min + (max - min) * t;
        if (t < lensPos) {
            val += (leftImpl.interpolate(min, min + (max - min) * lensPos, t
                    / lensPos) - val)
                    * absStrength;
        } else {
            val += (rightImpl.interpolate(min + (max - min) * lensPos, max,
                    (t - lensPos) / (1 - lensPos)) - val) * absStrength;
        }
        return val;
    }

    public float interpolate(float min, float max, float t) {
        float val = min + (max - min) * t;
        if (t < lensPos) {
            val += (leftImpl.interpolate(min, min + (max - min) * lensPos, t
                    / lensPos) - val)
                    * absStrength;
        } else {
            val += (rightImpl.interpolate(min + (max - min) * lensPos, max,
                    (t - lensPos) / (1 - lensPos)) - val) * absStrength;
        }
        return val;
    }

    public void setLensPos(float pos, float smooth) {
        lensPos += (MathUtils.clipNormalized(pos) - lensPos) * smooth;
    }

    public void setLensStrength(float str, float smooth) {
        lensStrength += (MathUtils.clip(str, -1, 1) - lensStrength) * smooth;
        absStrength = Math.abs(lensStrength);
        leftImpl.setFlipped(lensStrength > 0);
        rightImpl.setFlipped(lensStrength < 0);
    }
}