Laggered Tree

Hi

Wanted to have likkle fun, so I tried something with like a laggered tree, I saw that someone asked for it.

Not committed yet, but in a near morrow, still have crossing problems even with Bezier curves because all the nodes of the same line do not have the same y.

 

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Mathieu

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Mathieu wrote:
>Wanted to have likkle fun, so I tried something with like a
>laggered tree, I saw that someone asked for it.

Yes, that was me.
 
>Not committed yet, but
>in a near morrow, still have crossing problems even with Bezier curves
>because all the nodes of the same line do not have the same y.

Nice! The result has a much better height-to-width than the simple
layout. I never said it was trivial :) Getting rid of the crossing problem
would probably take one of the chip- or pcb-layout algorithms.

Stephan Eggermont

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Excellent !!!!

Stephan, can you have a look at it?
I guess Mathieu has put it in the repository:
http://smalltalkhub.com/#!/~MathieuDehouck/RoassalAlgorithm

Cheers,
Alexandre


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