AdamStuart
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7 years ago Yes, I brought this up yesterday.
But currently you can move waypoints and NOT nodes, so the fix includes unlocking node position.
On Aug 3, 2017, at 5:19 PM, Alexander Pico notifications@github.com wrote:
To be considered as a special case, I noticed that any edge with an anchor is actually translated into 2 edges into Cytoscape! This is a nifty trick, but certainly breaks any hope of reusing PathVisio code or waypoints.
Currently, for example, the lower left transport of Cholesterol out of the Enterocyte was originally a single line. In Cytoscape it is now 2 lines and each line has the SAME pair of original waypoints. This is why those lines looks so crazy.
If we are going to split lines into two segments, we'll have to devise a new way to calculate the waypoints... MIght be too difficult! Should we try drawing the original lines without splitting them?
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AlexanderPico
To be considered as a special case, I noticed that any edge with an anchor is actually translated into 2 edges into Cytoscape! This is a nifty trick, but certainly breaks any hope of reusing PathVisio code or waypoints.
Currently, for example, the lower left transport of Cholesterol out of the Enterocyte was originally a single line. In Cytoscape it is now 2 lines and each line has the SAME pair of original waypoints. This is why those lines looks so crazy.
If we are going to split lines into two segments, we'll have to devise a new way to calculate the waypoints... MIght be too difficult! Should we try drawing the original lines without splitting them?