Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
Regards
Mathieu
Hi!
2013/5/14 mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org
Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
I do not think it is related to your question. User can set #userDefinedEdges and it defines edges used for computation of layout. Instance variable edges is an internal variable used during the computation of layout.
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
For standard ROLine shape, you can define colour or width. Is it enough?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
No, it is not supported for now.
Regards
Mathieu
Cheers, Jura
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Hi
Well I know how to set color and width and shape for an Edge, the question was :
if I have five sets of edges, each set representing something different, is it possible to seperate them in the view/layout?
and can I tell these are blue and these are green with this shape without using five blocks like "(view edges sellect: []) do: []" for each set ?
Because it's not that difficult to tell these edges must be used for computing the layout, and these other not, but if you have four different kinds of relationship between nodes, you may want to have an efficient way for dinstinguishing them.
Regards
Mathieu
Le 14/05/2013 19:40, Juraj Kubelka a écrit :
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2013/5/14 mathieu <mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org mailto:mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org>
Hi I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:I do not think it is related to your question. User can set #userDefinedEdges and it defines edges used for computation of layout. Instance variable edges is an internal variable used during the computation of layout.
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?For standard ROLine shape, you can define colour or width. Is it enough?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)No, it is not supported for now.
Regards MathieuCheers, Jura
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Hi Mathieu,
can you write a peace of code (interface) you would like to have? I think this is an important in order to understand you. Basically I would do something like this:
view shape line color: Color black. view edgesFrom:to:. view shape line color: Color blue. view edgesFrom:to:. …etc...
I suppose if you have 5 collections of edges, you have created separately, right? But it seams you want something else, what I do not understand.
Cheers, Jura
2013/5/14 mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org
Hi
Well I know how to set color and width and shape for an Edge, the question was :
if I have five sets of edges, each set representing something different, is it possible to seperate them in the view/layout?
and can I tell these are blue and these are green with this shape without using five blocks like "(view edges sellect: []) do: []" for each set ?
Because it's not that difficult to tell these edges must be used for computing the layout, and these other not, but if you have four different kinds of relationship between nodes, you may want to have an efficient way for dinstinguishing them.
Regards
Mathieu
Le 14/05/2013 19:40, Juraj Kubelka a écrit :
Hi!
2013/5/14 mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org
Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
I do not think it is related to your question. User can set #userDefinedEdges and it defines edges used for computation of layout. Instance variable edges is an internal variable used during the computation of layout.
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
For standard ROLine shape, you can define colour or width. Is it enough?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
No, it is not supported for now.
Regards
Mathieu
Cheers, Jura
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Hi Mathieu,
Currently, we cannot do a if:lineColor: (something we should add on some point).
-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= view nodes: (1 to: 20).
view shape line color: [ :edge | (#( 2 3 4) includes: edge from model) ifTrue: [ Color red. ] ifFalse: [ Color lightGray ] ].
view edgesToAll: [ :v | { v + 3 . v + 5 . v *2 } ]. view circleLayout. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
(You need to update Roassal, I've spotted a bug in the meantime, which is fixed in the last version).
For the curious, I have attached the screenshot and the output in html/d3 (nodes are drag and droppable):
Cheers, Alexandre
On May 14, 2013, at 2:26 PM, mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org wrote:
Hi
Well I know how to set color and width and shape for an Edge, the question was :
if I have five sets of edges, each set representing something different, is it possible to seperate them in the view/layout?
and can I tell these are blue and these are green with this shape without using five blocks like "(view edges sellect: []) do: []" for each set ?
Because it's not that difficult to tell these edges must be used for computing the layout, and these other not, but if you have four different kinds of relationship between nodes, you may want to have an efficient way for dinstinguishing them.
Regards
Mathieu
Le 14/05/2013 19:40, Juraj Kubelka a écrit :
Hi!
2013/5/14 mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
I do not think it is related to your question. User can set #userDefinedEdges and it defines edges used for computation of layout. Instance variable edges is an internal variable used during the computation of layout.
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
For standard ROLine shape, you can define colour or width. Is it enough?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
No, it is not supported for now.
Regards
Mathieu
Cheers, Jura
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Hi,
I think there is a confusion somewhere.
By default, a layout will consider all edges in the graph. userDefinedEdges is a mechanism to tell the layout to only consider a subset of edges when arranging nodes. For example, in the MetaBrowser the visualization at the bottom shows red edges, but these edges are not taken into account by the layout.
But, it seems to me that you would like to customize the way the edges look. userDefinedEdges have nothing to do with this issue. What you want here is to set a shape for your edges.
So, if you want to set different shapes for different edges, you could do like this:
view nodes: #(1 2 3). view shape line. view edgeFromAssociation: 1->2. view shape arrowedLine. view edgeFromAssociation: 2->3. view horizontalLineLayout gapSize: 100
About dotted line, this is not yet supported, but you can add it as a subclass of ROLine.
Does this clarify the situation?
Cheers, Doru
On May 14, 2013, at 6:58 PM, mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org wrote:
Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
Regards
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+1
Alexandre
On May 14, 2013, at 3:24 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote:
Hi,
I think there is a confusion somewhere.
By default, a layout will consider all edges in the graph. userDefinedEdges is a mechanism to tell the layout to only consider a subset of edges when arranging nodes. For example, in the MetaBrowser the visualization at the bottom shows red edges, but these edges are not taken into account by the layout.
But, it seems to me that you would like to customize the way the edges look. userDefinedEdges have nothing to do with this issue. What you want here is to set a shape for your edges.
So, if you want to set different shapes for different edges, you could do like this:
view nodes: #(1 2 3). view shape line. view edgeFromAssociation: 1->2. view shape arrowedLine. view edgeFromAssociation: 2->3. view horizontalLineLayout gapSize: 100
About dotted line, this is not yet supported, but you can add it as a subclass of ROLine.
Does this clarify the situation?
Cheers, Doru
On May 14, 2013, at 6:58 PM, mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org wrote:
Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
Regards
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On May 14, 2013, at 9:24 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote:
Hi,
I think there is a confusion somewhere.
By default, a layout will consider all edges in the graph.
userDefinedEdges is a mechanism to tell the layout to only consider a subset of edges when arranging nodes. For example, in the MetaBrowser the visualization at the bottom shows red edges, but these edges are not taken into account by the layout.
yes we are doing the same.
We want a layout that convey a knd of zoom out of source code with labels and invocations.
But, it seems to me that you would like to customize the way the edges look. userDefinedEdges have nothing to do with this issue. What you want here is to set a shape for your edges.
So, if you want to set different shapes for different edges, you could do like this:
view nodes: #(1 2 3). view shape line. view edgeFromAssociation: 1->2. view shape arrowedLine. view edgeFromAssociation: 2->3. view horizontalLineLayout gapSize: 100
About dotted line, this is not yet supported, but you can add it as a subclass of ROLine.
Does this clarify the situation?
Cheers, Doru
On May 14, 2013, at 6:58 PM, mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org wrote:
Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
Regards
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Hi,
On May 15, 2013, at 9:02 PM, stephane ducasse stephane.ducasse@free.fr wrote:
On May 14, 2013, at 9:24 PM, Tudor Girba tudor@tudorgirba.com wrote:
Hi,
I think there is a confusion somewhere.
By default, a layout will consider all edges in the graph.
userDefinedEdges is a mechanism to tell the layout to only consider a subset of edges when arranging nodes. For example, in the MetaBrowser the visualization at the bottom shows red edges, but these edges are not taken into account by the layout.
yes we are doing the same.
We want a layout that convey a knd of zoom out of source code with labels and invocations.
I do not understand this one. Could you provide more information?
Cheers, Doru
But, it seems to me that you would like to customize the way the edges look. userDefinedEdges have nothing to do with this issue. What you want here is to set a shape for your edges.
So, if you want to set different shapes for different edges, you could do like this:
view nodes: #(1 2 3). view shape line. view edgeFromAssociation: 1->2. view shape arrowedLine. view edgeFromAssociation: 2->3. view horizontalLineLayout gapSize: 100
About dotted line, this is not yet supported, but you can add it as a subclass of ROLine.
Does this clarify the situation?
Cheers, Doru
On May 14, 2013, at 6:58 PM, mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org wrote:
Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
Regards
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"Innovation comes in the least expected form. That is, if it is expected, it already happened."
Imagine a large file with several procedures we would like to represent
proc1
proc2
proc3
in one or multiple columns and edges between each of them calling the others.
So that we can propose to people a kind of feel of the calling flow.
Stef
I do not understand this one. Could you provide more information?
Cheers, Doru
But, it seems to me that you would like to customize the way the edges look. userDefinedEdges have nothing to do with this issue. What you want here is to set a shape for your edges.
So, if you want to set different shapes for different edges, you could do like this:
view nodes: #(1 2 3). view shape line. view edgeFromAssociation: 1->2. view shape arrowedLine. view edgeFromAssociation: 2->3. view horizontalLineLayout gapSize: 100
About dotted line, this is not yet supported, but you can add it as a subclass of ROLine.
Does this clarify the situation?
Cheers, Doru
On May 14, 2013, at 6:58 PM, mathieu mathieubmddehouck@mailoo.org wrote:
Hi
I was wondering how to give different senses to different edges, so have a look at edgeDrivenLayout and subclasses. It seems that there are 2 sets of edges ( edges and userDifinedEdges ) and then we face a problem:
- How do we do if we want to represent more than two kinds of edges ?
Is Roassal able to draw dotted line ? (I haven't found it)
Regards
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