> On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 5:12 PM, Stéphane Ducasse <
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> > wrote:
>
> Why?
> Because you can script your visualization and try all kind of them.
> Mondrian a visualisation engine.
> Soon with lumiere developed by fernando you will be able to script 3d
> objects.
>
> Because the tools I'm working on are more geared more towards live
> editing of classes and object method dictionaries than modeling and
> visualization.
Mondrian provide advanced facilities for interaction. You can easily
switch from one few to another, update the view after having selected
an action.
> For example, if a circle represents a class's method dictionary,
> you can right click on it to see the list of messages associated
> with its CompiledMethods. Then you can right click on any of the
> CompiledMethods to bring up an editor, and alter the contents of the
> method, recompile, and the relationships will change accordingly.
> Similarly, you can reorganize methods by dragging and dropping them
> into different classes, etc.
dragging and dropping is currently not supported. Maybe this is a
stopper.
> The design and structure of Mondrian makes it terribly difficult to
> produce that sort of interface without doing as much work as it
> would to just write it from scratch :)
There is a lack of documentation, for sure.
Alexandre
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