Closed heinzelmannIT closed 10 years ago
What do you mean exactly with a static layout? You can give nodes a fixed x
and/or y
position and that's about it.
We have plans to add hierarchic layouts, though.
Do you mean static just for the nodes or no dragging and zooming of the canvas as well?
I mean static in a way that you can drag the nodes around and they stay where they are dragged, so that there is no force-directed layout or somthing like that. The idea is to use this for a mindmapping/diagramm tool, so it would be helpful if there was an option like this.
If I turn the physics off, the initialization of the nodes can be very problematic, though it could theoretically be turned off after settling. Do you imagine you'd use this with the data manipulation functionality? This is not directly a use case we have designed for, but we will discuss it in the project meeting next week.
Yes, there would be some buttons for adding/deleting/editing nodes. It would be ideal if the nodes would overlap if you moved them on top each other, so a static layout, everything stays where you drag it.
This sounds like a situation where something like a google drawing might be better suited. In this specific use case I'd imagine an easy label editor, node scaling tool, shape selection and color picker would also be appropriate. While interesting, that is not the direction we plan to take with graph in the near future.
Ok, many thanks for your help!
Hey, I have a question: Do you have an option for a static graph layout? Thanks!