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NRoutableConnector within NGroup does not move in sync with NShapes when moving the parent NGroup

Posted By Paul Lagasca 2 Years Ago

NRoutableConnector within NGroup does not move in sync with NShapes...

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Hi,

I have this implementation where I use NGroup to group NShapes and NRoutableConnectors.
However, when I try to move the NGroup, the NRoutableConnectors does not move in sync with the NShapes.

Any possible solution regarding this problem?

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Hello Paul,

You need to "glue" the connector to the group.
You can glue the connector to several parts of a group/shape i.e. port or shape/group contour etc.

Here is small code example:
NGroup group = new NGroup();
NRoutableConnector routableConnector = new NRoutableConnector();
// glue to shape contour
routableConnector.GlueBeginToShape(group);
// or
routableConnector.GlueEndToShape(group);

// glue to port
routableConnector.GlueBeginToNearestPort(group);
// or
routableConnector.GlueEndToNearestPort(group);

Please, check NShape class in our documentation to find other options to glue a connector to a shape or group.

Best Regards,
Nevron Support Team





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