Creates a new interactor for the argument object and includes the argument sub-interactors in it.

Create a transformation that applies the given orientation to the interactor.

Invoke this method to mark the apearance of this interactor invalid, so that it gets repainted.

Specifies whether a certain coordinate is considered to be part of the interactor. This can be used for irregularly shaped interactors, or interactors with "holes". By default, this method returns true, which means that all coordinates within the interactor Rectangle are included.

Invoked when the interactor gets attached to its parent.

Invoked when the interactor gets detached from its parent.

The child interactors of this interactor. This property may be null.

The height of the interactor in terms of its own coordinate system, i.e. before applying any transformation. This is the height of the interactor without taking into account additional layers.

Controls whether an interactor can be interacted with.

The layers of this interactor.

The layout property controls the placement of sub-interactors relative to this one. This property may be null.

The controlled object.

A value between 0 and 1 that specifies the opacity of the interactor. 1 means fully opaque, 0 means fully transparent (i.e. invisible). The default is 1.

The interactor that this interactor is a child of.

The rectangle that this interactor occupies, including the space taken by its layers.

The tooltip for this interactor. Override this to return the proper information for this interactor. If null, no tooltip will be shown.

Transformation that is applied to the interactor before drawing, relative to the origin of its parent, i.e.:

• If one applies this transformation to a local coordinate, one obtains the coordinates in the coordinate system of the parent.
• If one uses this transformation to transform the parent coordinate system (CTM), one obtains the local coordinate system.

Transforms coordinates in the local coordinate system to the coordinate system of the viewer, i.e.:

• If one applies this transformation to a local coordinate, one obtains the coordinates in the coordinate system of the viewer.
• If one uses this transformation to transform the original viewer coordinate system (CTM), one obtains the local coordinate system.

A rectangle that defines a the visible part of the interactor, in terms of its own coordinate system.

The width of the interactor in terms of its own coordinate system, i.e. before applying any transformation. This is the width of the interactor without taking into account additional layers.