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Question for Roassal (sizing ..)

MathieuDehouck

Hi

 

I'm working on Radial tree to make ti take node size into account.

I've tried some few things about mixing layout, and it seems to work. (I'll commit it in the week, and send you a mail then)


Then I have some questions :

If the layout can't change node size, then what can do it ? Is it the aim of Normalizers ?

 

 

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Re: Question for Roassal (sizing ..)

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> I'm working on Radial tree to make ti take node size into account.
>
> I've tried some few things about mixing layout, and it seems to work. (I'll commit it in the week, and send you a mail then)

Ok, cool!

> Then I have some questions :
>
> If the layout can't change node size, then what can do it ? Is it the aim of Normalizers ?

Not sure to understand the question. What is a layout supposed to do other than placing nodes on the screen?

Normalizers are for the node coloring.

Alexandre


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Re: Question for Roassal (sizing ..)

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On Wed, Jun 5, 2013 at 4:26 AM, Alexandre Bergel <[hidden email]> wrote:
> I'm working on Radial tree to make ti take node size into account.
>
> I've tried some few things about mixing layout, and it seems to work. (I'll commit it in the week, and send you a mail then)

Ok, cool!

> Then I have some questions :
>
> If the layout can't change node size, then what can do it ? Is it the aim of Normalizers ?

Not sure to understand the question. What is a layout supposed to do other than placing nodes on the screen?

Normalizers are for the node coloring.

There is a class RONumberLinearNormalizer, can it help in normalizing node sizes according to some scale?
 

Alexandre


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Re: Question for Roassal (sizing ..)

abergel
> There is a class RONumberLinearNormalizer, can it help in normalizing node sizes according to some scale?

This comes from Mondrian. This class is not really used so far. Its behavior is a bit obscure to me. Maybe we should just remove it. Opinion?

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Re: Question for Roassal (sizing ..)

Tudor Girba-2
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Any news on the mixing of layouts?

Doru


On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 12:39 PM, <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi

 

I'm working on Radial tree to make ti take node size into account.

I've tried some few things about mixing layout, and it seems to work. (I'll commit it in the week, and send you a mail then)


Then I have some questions :

If the layout can't change node size, then what can do it ? Is it the aim of Normalizers ?

 

 

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Mixing layout

MathieuDehouck

Hi

 

About mixing layout, it seems to work, but to work properly it needs that all the layout positive position to the elemens ( x@y  with x and y positive ).

There is also a problem with force based layout, because nodes are displaced every time and not only at the very end.


There are still lot of improvements that can be done, but you can try.

MCHttpRepository
    location: 'http://smalltalkhub.com/mc/MathieuDehouck/RoassalAlgorithm/main'
    user: ''
    password: ''

package: RoassalAlgorithm 

 

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Mathieu

 

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Re: Mixing layout

Tudor Girba-2
Great. I will look at it soon.

Doru


On Tue, Jul 2, 2013 at 12:31 PM, <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi

 

About mixing layout, it seems to work, but to work properly it needs that all the layout positive position to the elemens ( x@y  with x and y positive ).

There is also a problem with force based layout, because nodes are displaced every time and not only at the very end.


There are still lot of improvements that can be done, but you can try.

MCHttpRepository
    location: 'http://smalltalkhub.com/mc/MathieuDehouck/RoassalAlgorithm/main'
    user: ''
    password: ''

package: RoassalAlgorithm 

 

Regards

Mathieu

 

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