26 Nov
2009
26 Nov
'09
11:17 p.m.
hi all
I would like to display files and folders. I did something like that but it only display
folder and I do not like the first nesting (the first folder got the other nested in).
I also found FolderGroup rather boring because it is not polymorphic to folder.
May be we should really start to consider trait for Famix40.
view shape rectangle
width: #numberOfFiles;
height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: folderGroup
forEach: [:each |
view node: each.
view shape rectangle
width: #numberOfFiles;
height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: each allRecursiveFolders.
view nodes: each allRecursiveFiles.
view edgesFrom: #belongsTo.
view treeLayout.
view interaction
popupText: [:aFile | aFile entities first numberOfVariables printString, '
variables x ',
aFile entities first numberOfFunctions printString, '
functions ' ].
]
any suggestion how to code that in a better way?
Mondrian looks too magic for me.
Stef
26 Nov
26 Nov
11:24 p.m.
Hi Stef,
I am not sure I understand what the exact problem is.
From reading this code, it looks like you will have a rectangle for
each folder in the folderGroup and inside each of these, you will
display the sub tree of folders and files.
What exactly else would you like the visualization to be?
Cheers,
Doru
On 26 Nov 2009, at 23:17, stephane ducasse wrote:
hi all
I would like to display files and folders. I did something like that
but it only display folder and I do not like the first nesting (the
first folder got the other nested in).
I also found FolderGroup rather boring because it is not polymorphic
to folder.
May be we should really start to consider trait for Famix40.
view shape rectangle
width: #numberOfFiles;
height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: folderGroup
forEach: [:each |
view node: each.
view shape rectangle
width: #numberOfFiles;
height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: each allRecursiveFolders.
view nodes: each allRecursiveFiles.
view edgesFrom: #belongsTo.
view treeLayout.
view interaction
popupText: [:aFile | aFile entities first numberOfVariables
printString, ' variables x ',
aFile entities first numberOfFunctions
printString, ' functions ' ].
]
any suggestion how to code that in a better way?
Mondrian looks too magic for me.
Stef
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11:42 p.m.
I want it to look like that
where a box represent a folder or a file and folder get as shape the number of functions
they contain
On Nov 26, 2009, at 11:24 PM, Tudor Girba wrote:
Hi Stef,
I am not sure I understand what the exact problem is.
From reading this code, it looks like you will have a rectangle for each folder in the
folderGroup and inside each of these, you will display the sub tree of folders and files.
What exactly else would you like the visualization to be?
Cheers,
Doru
On 26 Nov 2009, at 23:17, stephane ducasse wrote:
hi all
I would like to display files and folders. I did something like that but it only display
folder and I do not like the first nesting (the first folder got the other nested in).
I also found FolderGroup rather boring because it is not polymorphic to folder.
May be we should really start to consider trait for Famix40.
view shape rectangle
width: #numberOfFiles;
height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: folderGroup
forEach: [:each |
view node: each.
view shape rectangle
width: #numberOfFiles;
height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: each allRecursiveFolders.
view nodes: each allRecursiveFiles.
view edgesFrom: #belongsTo.
view treeLayout.
view interaction
popupText: [:aFile | aFile entities first numberOfVariables printString, '
variables x ',
aFile entities first numberOfFunctions printString, '
functions ' ].
]
any suggestion how to code that in a better way?
Mondrian looks too magic for me.
Stef
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27 Nov
27 Nov
midnight
Hi Stef,
Try this. First obtain allFoldersOfInterest and allFilesOfInterest and
then:
view shape rectangle height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: allFoldersOfInterest.
view shape rectangle height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: allFilesOfInterest.
view edgesFrom: #belongsTo.
view treeLayout
Cheers,
Doru
On 26 Nov 2009, at 23:42, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
I want it to look like that
where a box represent a folder or a file and folder get as shape the
number of functions they contain
<argouml-namespace-complexity.pdf>
On Nov 26, 2009, at 11:24 PM, Tudor Girba wrote:
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Hi Stef,
I am not sure I understand what the exact problem is.
From reading this code, it looks like you will have a rectangle for
each folder in the folderGroup and inside each of these, you will
display the sub tree of folders and files.
What exactly else would you like the visualization to be?
Cheers,
Doru
On 26 Nov 2009, at 23:17, stephane ducasse wrote:
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I would like to display files and folders. I did something like
that but it only display folder and I do not like the first
nesting (the first folder got the other nested in).
I also found FolderGroup rather boring because it is not
polymorphic to folder.
May be we should really start to consider trait for Famix40.
view shape rectangle
width: #numberOfFiles;
height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: folderGroup
forEach: [:each |
view node: each.
view shape rectangle
width: #numberOfFiles;
height: #numberOfFunctions.
view nodes: each allRecursiveFolders.
view nodes: each allRecursiveFiles.
view edgesFrom: #belongsTo.
view treeLayout.
view interaction
popupText: [:aFile | aFile entities first numberOfVariables
printString, ' variables x ',
aFile entities first numberOfFunctions
printString, ' functions ' ].
]
any suggestion how to code that in a better way?
Mondrian looks too magic for me.
Stef
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12:35 p.m.
doru
do you have an idea why
| f ff|
f := folderGroup entities.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work?
We cannot do a flat collect on array?
| f ff|
f := folderGroup.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work either. i'm confused
Stef
9:56 p.m.
Hi Stef,
Both of these should work. Why do you say it does not work. What
exactly do you get?
Then, how do you obtain the folders/files? What code do you use to
import? Is it in CAnalyzer?
Cheers,
Doru
On 27 Nov 2009, at 12:35, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
doru
do you have an idea why
| f ff|
f := folderGroup entities.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work?
We cannot do a flat collect on array?
| f ff|
f := folderGroup.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work either. i'm confused
Stef
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10:22 p.m.
Hi Stef,
Both of these should work. Why do you say it does not work. What exactly do you get?
I get an error:
FAMIXFolderGroup DNU insertInto:from:to:
Then, how do you obtain the folders/files? What code do you use to import? Is it in
CAnalyzer?
If you load Canalyser
| model importer |
model := MooseModel new.
importer := CXMLFileImporter inModel: model.
importer loadFolderFile:
'/Users/ducasse/Workspace/FirstCircle/Writing/Working/2009MoosePortFolio/Code/CairoSrc188'.
model install
Stef
Cheers,
Doru
On 27 Nov 2009, at 12:35, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
doru
do you have an idea why
| f ff|
f := folderGroup entities.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work?
We cannot do a flat collect on array?
| f ff|
f := folderGroup.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work either. i'm confused
Stef
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28 Nov
12:25 a.m.
Hi Stef,
The error was that insertInto:from:to: was not implemented in Group.
Now it is, it works and it is tested. You have to update Moose-Core.
This raises another issue: it would probably be a good idea to have
MooseGroup use Nile traits, but that is for another day.
Cheers,
Doru
On 27 Nov 2009, at 22:22, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
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is the right one."
Hi Stef,
Both of these should work. Why do you say it does not work. What
exactly do you get?
I get an error:
FAMIXFolderGroup DNU insertInto:from:to:
Then, how do you obtain the folders/files? What code do you use to
import? Is it in CAnalyzer?
If you load Canalyser
| model importer |
model := MooseModel new.
importer := CXMLFileImporter inModel: model.
importer loadFolderFile: '/Users/ducasse/Workspace/FirstCircle/
Writing/Working/2009MoosePortFolio/Code/CairoSrc188'.
model install
Stef
Cheers,
Doru
On 27 Nov 2009, at 12:35, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
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do you have an idea why
| f ff|
f := folderGroup entities.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work?
We cannot do a flat collect on array?
| f ff|
f := folderGroup.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work either. i'm confused
Stef
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Thanks
Stef
On Nov 28, 2009, at 12:25 AM, Tudor Girba wrote:
Hi Stef,
The error was that insertInto:from:to: was not implemented in Group. Now it is, it works
and it is tested. You have to update Moose-Core.
This raises another issue: it would probably be a good idea to have MooseGroup use Nile
traits, but that is for another day.
Cheers,
Doru
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Hi Stef,
Both of these should work. Why do you say it does not work. What exactly do you get?
I get an error:
FAMIXFolderGroup DNU insertInto:from:to:
Then, how do you obtain the folders/files? What code do you use to import? Is it in
CAnalyzer?
If you load Canalyser
| model importer |
model := MooseModel new.
importer := CXMLFileImporter inModel: model.
importer loadFolderFile:
'/Users/ducasse/Workspace/FirstCircle/Writing/Working/2009MoosePortFolio/Code/CairoSrc188'.
model install
Stef
Cheers,
Doru
On 27 Nov 2009, at 12:35, Stéphane Ducasse wrote:
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do you have an idea why
| f ff|
f := folderGroup entities.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work?
We cannot do a flat collect on array?
| f ff|
f := folderGroup.
ff := f flatCollect: [:each | each allRecursiveFolders].
does not work either. i'm confused
Stef
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