Master's Thesis - Computer Graphics and Visualization - TU Delft

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Table B-2 Functions of Class InterfaceBase Functions Functionalities __init__( ) -Initial the Data Members. -Create an instance Kernel loadCategory() -Read the folders name in CMLib. -Show them in the widget of categories list. loadLibrary() -Read the data in file ‘syslib.def’ of the current category. -S how them in the widget of modules list. scanLibrary() -Call kernel.scanLibrary -Call LoadCategory -Call LoadLibrary findWidget find the ID of the widget that is single clicked. singleClick -call findWidget to get the ID of the widget that is single clicked. -according to the type of this Widget, call the corresponding functions. For example, showView1, showView2, …… CreateNode() -Call Kernel.CreateNode() DeleteModule() -Call Kernel.DeleteNode() showView1() -Call Kernel.showView1() showView2() -Call Kernel.showView2() showView3 -Call Kernel.showView3() showView4 -Call Kernel.showView4() zoomIn -Call Kernel.zoomIn() zoomOut -Call Kernel.zoomOut() Save -save a file Open -open a file Copy Copy the name of the node <strong>and</strong> the values of the parameters. Paste -paste the node in the given position - 60 -
Table B-3 Functionalities of Class ConceptInterface Functions Functionalities __init__( ) -Create three macro nodes, ‘box’, ‘view’, ‘simulation’ -Add them to Data Member supperNodes LoadCategory -be called when the users open a macro node. -load the categories that would be useful in this macro node are loaded CreateModule() -Check whether the position is a valid. Because the modules in the concept strategy should be placed to the certain area. For example, the modules which are needed when building the box can only be able to added to the area belong to supper nodes box. -Call CreateModule in Supper Class BaseInterface -Add this new module to the corresponding supperNode -Call macronode.updatePosition -Add the module to Data Member runConceptNodes DeleteModule() -Call deleteModule in BaseInterface -Delete this new module to the corresponding supperNode -Add the module to Data Member runConceptNodes showView1 -Call showview1 in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call macroNode.updatePosition showView2 -Call showview2 in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call macroNode.updatePosition showView3 -Call showview3 in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call macroNode.updatePosition showView4 -Call showview4 in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call macroNode.updatePosition zoomIn -Call zoomIn in Supper Class BaseInterface -Check the property of current Module. -If it is primitive module, call macroNode.updatePosition -Else, it should be a macro node. Reload the categories, whose modules should be valid in this macroNode. zoomOut -Check the property of current Module. -If it is primitive module, call macroNode.updatePosition Run -Make a list of modules. The order of these modules are is made according to the order in runConceptNodes destructor -call destructor in Supper Class BaseInterface. -return a list of modules with the order in runConceptNodes. -This is used when transform from the Concept Editor to the Network Editor - 61 -
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A Graphical Programming Environment
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Preface This project started in Sep
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Abstract Culgi stands for Chemistry
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Contents Abstract..................
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Chapter 1 Introduction Culgi stands
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Chapter 2 Requirement Analysis This
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loop in which users only need to sp
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