Closed egimata closed 1 year ago
How I managed to implement this:
Getting Started:
class GroupElement extends Element {
constructor() {
super();
const dom = document.createElement( 'f-group-element' );
dom.element = this;
this.dom = dom;
this.inputsDOM = dom;
this.lioLength = 0;
this.rioLength = 0;
this.elements = [];
}
add( element ) {
debugger
this.elements.push( element );
element.node = this.node;
this.dom.append( element.dom );
return this;
}
}
I will close this issue, and create a pull request for the full new code related to this issue, (create grouped elements).
I will close this issue, and create a pull request for the full new code related to this issue, (create grouped elements).
Okay, we don't have that feature yet, I think a PR could help 👍
I was wondering if there is a way to create Grouped elements, basically you create a main element (
new Element()
), and then youadd()
from this mainElement other elements inside, which will serve as LabelElements.I tried this and it actually works, but the problem is the connectivity of ports. If there are input / output ports for the child elements (LabelElements), they cannot connect to other Elements (which may or may not be grouped elements).
The GroupElements can also serve similarly to TreeViewNode, with a dropdown arrow, which can open / close the group.
If there is not another way, a simpler way to do this, i can create a PR and submit my changed code to make this somehow work, but I still have a lot of bugs to solve.
Thank you