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On Tue, Nov 23, 2010 at 6:12 PM, vlasios voudouris <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Hi mark, > Good luck with the PhD viva. Thank you! I passed, so I'm now officially "ABD." And I must once again apologize for the tardy response -- my world was a little consumed preparing for my proposal defense and comps. > I got GeoMason from the Google Code Subversion. Ok, that's one less factor to worry about. > From what I can infer you're trying to dynamically render > the color for each geometry based on looking up some real value from > an agent? > > Yes. What I do is to updated the color of the geometry using some real > value from a matching agent Right, this is very similar to what happens in the "colorworld" demo that's found in the GeoMason contrib directory. > Now, the code works which means that the map is updated but I have to click > on the map (it seems that my clicking on the map the repaint method is > invoked). What I fail to do is to make the update automatically. > The question is how can I force the display to update the color of the > geometry by calling the public void draw(Object object, Graphics2D graphics, > DrawInfo2D info) at the end of each simulation? This is odd since that should happen automatically -- there should be no need to manually poke the display to have it update. I presume that the draw() function you mentioned is part of a class that extends GeomPortrayal, as happens in the "colorworld" demo? And that it similarly is set up in a GUIState subclass as occurs in that demo? If not, what are the differences? Cheers! Mark Coletti [log in to unmask]