I am creating a map using JMapViewer in Swing. I have several MapMarkerDots on the map which represent cars. I'm trying to update the positions of these markers so that they appear to be driving around the map however it's not quite working properly. I have a list of coordinates that the "car" is to follow but what happens is that the positions are updated but the markers are not redrawn until this is finished meaning that the marker is drawn at the initial location and at the final location rather that at every point between the two. The code I'm using for this is below. Any idea as to why this may be happening?
public void drawRoute(String id){
MapMarkerDot mmd;
String evMarkerObject; // ID and Marker position
String[] items, locations;
double lat, lon;
for(int i = 0; i < route.length-1; i+=2){ // Iterate through the route
List markers = zmap.getMapMarkerList(); // Get the markers that are currently on the map
for(int j = 0; j < Daemon.evMarkers.size(); j++){ // Go through the list of recorded marker IDs and locations
evMarkerObject = Arrays.toString(Daemon.evMarkers.get(j)); // Get marker id and location
items = evMarkerObject.split(", "); // Split the ID and location
if(items[0].substring(1).equals(id)){ // If an ID match is found
locations = items[1].split(" "); // Split location values by " "
lat = Double.parseDouble(locations[2]); // Get latitude of marker
lon = Double.parseDouble(locations[3]); // Get longitude of marker
for(int k = 0; k < markers.size(); k++){ // Go through list of markers currently on map
mmd = (MapMarkerDot) markers.get(k); // Get each marker in turn
if((mmd.getLat() == lat) && (mmd.getLon() == lon)){ // Check if recorded position matches marker position
zmap.removeMapMarker(mmd); // Remove marker from the map
break; // Break from loop (appropriate marker found)
}
}
Daemon.evMarkers.remove(j); // Remove record of marker ID and position
zaddMarker(Color.BLUE, route[i], route[i+1], 'e', items[0].substring(1)); // Add marker at new position
//zmap.repaint();
}
}
}
Calling the function (based on answer from @Catalina):
SwingWorker<Void, Void> worker = new SwingWorker<Void, Void>(){
@Override
protected Void doInBackground() throws Exception {
drawRoute(markerID);
return null;
}
};
worker.execute();
This is called on a mouse click event.
Daemon
sounds like a background thread, so you need to do any updates on the event dispatch thread (EDT) with SwingUtilities.invokeLater
. If that works, SwingWorker
might be a good way to make your Daemon
do regular EDT updates in the worker's process
method.
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