AnnAutomationObject Constructor

export class AutomationHelper { 
   automation = null; 
 
   constructor() { 
      lt.RasterSupport.setLicenseUri("https://demo.leadtools.com/licenses/js/LEADTOOLSEVAL.txt", "EVAL", null); 
   } 
 
   run(callback) { 
      // Create the viewer 
      const imageViewerDiv = document.getElementById("imageViewerDiv"); 
      const createOptions = new lt.Controls.ImageViewerCreateOptions(imageViewerDiv); 
      const viewer = new lt.Controls.ImageViewer(createOptions); 
      viewer.autoCreateCanvas = true; 
 
      // PanZoom interactive mode 
      const panZoom = new lt.Controls.ImageViewerPanZoomInteractiveMode(); 
 
      // Create an instance of the Automation control object that works with LEADTOOLS ImageViewer 
      const imageViewerAutomationControl = new lt.Demos.Annotations.ImageViewerAutomationControl(); 
      // Attach our image viewer 
      imageViewerAutomationControl.imageViewer = viewer; 
 
      // Set the image viewer interactive mode 
      const automationInteractiveMode = new lt.Demos.Annotations.AutomationInteractiveMode(); 
      automationInteractiveMode.automationControl = imageViewerAutomationControl; 
 
      // Set the image URL 
      viewer.imageUrl = "http://demo.leadtools.com/images/png/pngimage.png"; 
 
      // Create and set up the automation manager using the HTML5 rendering engine 
      const renderingEngine = new lt.Annotations.Rendering.AnnHtml5RenderingEngine(); 
      const manager = lt.Annotations.Automation.AnnAutomationManager.create(renderingEngine); 
 
      // Create only the line and rectangle automation objects 
      this.createMyAutomationObjects(manager); 
 
      // You can instruct the manager to create the default (all) automation objects. 
      // comment out the call to CreateMyAutomationObjects and call this instead: 
      //manager.createDefaultObjects(); 
 
      // Add the objects to the objects select element 
      const currentObjectIdSelect = document.getElementById("currentObjectIdSelect"); 
      // Add the PanZoom option 
      currentObjectIdSelect.options[currentObjectIdSelect.options.length] = new Option("Pan/Zoom", lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnObject.none.toString()); 
 
      const automationObjCount = manager.objects.count; 
      for (let i = 0; i < automationObjCount; i++) { 
         // Get the object 
         const automationObj = manager.objects.item(i); 
 
         // Add its name to the select element 
         const name = automationObj.name; 
         const id = automationObj.id; 
         currentObjectIdSelect.options[currentObjectIdSelect.options.length] = new Option(name, id.toString()); 
      } 
 
      // Hook to its change event 
      currentObjectIdSelect.addEventListener("change", () => { 
         // Get the object ID 
         const id = parseInt(currentObjectIdSelect.options[currentObjectIdSelect.selectedIndex].value); 
 
         // Set it as the current object in the manager 
         manager.currentObjectId = id; 
 
         // If this is the "Pan/Zoom" option, then back to pan zoom, otherwise, set our automation control 
         if (id == lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnObject.none) { 
            viewer.defaultInteractiveMode = panZoom; 
         } 
         else { 
            viewer.defaultInteractiveMode = automationInteractiveMode; 
         } 
      }); 
 
      // When the current object ID changes, we need to update our select 
      manager.add_currentObjectIdChanged((sender, e) => { 
         const currentObjectId = manager.currentObjectId; 
         for (let i = 0; i < currentObjectIdSelect.options.length; i++) { 
            const id = parseInt(currentObjectIdSelect.options[i].value); 
            if (id === currentObjectId) { 
               currentObjectIdSelect.selectedIndex = i; 
               break; 
            } 
         } 
      }); 
 
      // Pan zoom by default 
      viewer.defaultInteractiveMode = panZoom; 
 
      // Set up the automation (will create the container as well) 
      const automation = new lt.Annotations.Automation.AnnAutomation(manager, imageViewerAutomationControl); 
      this.automation = automation; 
      // Add handler to update the container size when the image size changes 
      viewer.itemChanged.add((sender, e) => { 
         const container = automation.container; 
         container.size = container.mapper.sizeToContainerCoordinates(viewer.imageSize); 
 
         // Create new canvas data provider for the new image 
         const canvasDataProvider = new lt.Demos.Annotations.CanvasDataProvider(viewer.activeItem.canvas); 
         imageViewerAutomationControl.automationDataProvider = canvasDataProvider; 
 
      }); 
 
      // Set up this automation as the active one 
      this.automation.active = true; 
 
      if(callback) 
         callback(this.automation); 
   } 
 
   createMyAutomationObjects(manager) { 
      // Get the automation objects collection 
      const automationObjects = manager.objects; 
 
      // Set up the select automation object 
      const selectAutomationObj = new lt.Annotations.Automation.AnnAutomationObject(); 
      selectAutomationObj.id = lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnObject.selectObjectId; 
      selectAutomationObj.name = "Select"; 
      selectAutomationObj.drawDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnRectangleDrawDesigner; 
      selectAutomationObj.editDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnSelectionEditDesigner; 
      selectAutomationObj.runDesignerType = null; 
 
      // Create the object template for it 
      const selectObj = new lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnSelectionObject(); 
      selectObj.stroke = lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnStroke.create(lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnSolidColorBrush.create("darkgreen"), lt.LeadLengthD.create(2)); 
      selectAutomationObj.objectTemplate = selectObj; 
 
      // Add it to the automation objects of the manager 
      automationObjects.add(selectAutomationObj); 
 
      // Set up the line automation object 
      const lineAutomationObj = new lt.Annotations.Automation.AnnAutomationObject(); 
      lineAutomationObj.id = lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnObject.lineObjectId; 
      lineAutomationObj.name = "Line"; 
      lineAutomationObj.drawDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnLineDrawDesigner; 
      lineAutomationObj.editDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnPolylineEditDesigner; 
      lineAutomationObj.runDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnRunDesigner; 
 
      // Create the object template for it, use the default stroke 
      const lineObj = new lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnPolylineObject(); 
      lineAutomationObj.objectTemplate = lineObj; 
 
      // Add it to the automation objects of the manager 
      automationObjects.add(lineAutomationObj); 
 
      // Set up the rectangle automation object 
      const rectAutomationObj = new lt.Annotations.Automation.AnnAutomationObject(); 
      rectAutomationObj.id = lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnObject.rectangleObjectId; 
      rectAutomationObj.name = "Rectangle"; 
      rectAutomationObj.drawDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnRectangleDrawDesigner; 
      rectAutomationObj.editDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnRectangleEditDesigner; 
      rectAutomationObj.runDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnRunDesigner; 
 
      // Create the object template for it, use the default stroke and fill 
      const rectObj = new lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnRectangleObject(); 
      rectAutomationObj.set_objectTemplate(rectObj); 
 
      // Add it to the automation objects of the manager 
      automationObjects.add(rectAutomationObj); 
 
      const textAutomationObj = new lt.Annotations.Automation.AnnAutomationObject(); 
      textAutomationObj.id = lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnObject.textObjectId; 
      textAutomationObj.name = "Text"; 
      textAutomationObj.drawDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnRectangleDrawDesigner; 
      textAutomationObj.editDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnTextEditDesigner; 
      textAutomationObj.runDesignerType = lt.Annotations.Designers.AnnRunDesigner; 
 
      // Create the object template for it, use the default stroke, fill, text and font 
      const textObj = new lt.Annotations.Engine.AnnTextObject(); 
      textAutomationObj.objectTemplate = textObj; 
 
      // Add it to the automation objects of the manager 
      automationObjects.add(textAutomationObj); 
   } 
} 

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<title>Automation Example | EditText</title> 
 
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         height: 800px; 
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<body> 
   <p>Either Pan/Zoom or Annotations mode. In annotations mode, draw new objects or edit them.</p> 
   <div> 
      <select id="currentObjectIdSelect"></select> 
      <input type="button" id="exampleButton" value="Example" /> 
      <label id="exampleLabel" /> 
   </div> 
   <div id="imageViewerDiv" /> 
</body> 
 
<script> 
   window.onload = () => { 
      const example = new window.examples.AnnAutomation.Create(); 
      example.run(); 
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