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NYU-hololens / Hololens-visual

This project was launched as a collaboration between NYU-ITP and CITI-CTO as proof of concept project for using hololens for data analysis
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display columns as attributes in the table sphere #4

Closed u932b closed 7 years ago

u932b commented 7 years ago

Story

As a User I need to see the visualize of the columns in the table So that I can use it for my judgement

Assumptions:

columns defined by Time, String, number types

Acceptance Criteria:

Given a table(sphere)
When I look at it
Then I can see small spheres(?)  in the big table sphere
u932b commented 7 years ago

TableName, columns, row count

u932b commented 7 years ago

@krishnakeshab
there are two future steps I am seeing:

  1. find a way to create the columns dynamically
  2. put the generated columns within the sphere boundary right?
krishnakeshab commented 7 years ago

1st part is complete. For second, may not be able to confine them within the spheres when the number is large.

u932b commented 7 years ago

ok. for the 1 part I was thinking about the read from db or csv part, to read the columns from the csv or db backend and display them in the table but that can be done after #46 or #45 what do you think about the second part? do we change the table in to a rectangle shape that can change dynamcially with the number of columns in it?

krishnakeshab commented 7 years ago

Displaying column attributes in a sphere will be difficult, specially in the case where there are more number of columns. Instead showing two groups of columns for each table.

krishnakeshab commented 7 years ago

That way, when we "merge" the tables, we can add another group of common columns