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

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Table B-4 Functionalities of Class “SequenceInterface” Functions Functionalities __init__( ) Draw lines on the canvas. The space between two lines is a row. The initial heights of rows are equal to each other. CreateModule() -Calculate the position where a module should stay according to the current mouse position. -Call CreateModule in Supper Class BaseInterface -Change the record in Data Member sequenceEditor. DeleteModule() -Call deleteModule in BaseInterface -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height -Change the record in Data Member sequenceEditor showView1 -Call showview1 in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height showView2 -Call showview2 in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height showView3 -Call showview3 in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height showView4 -Call showview4 in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height zoomIn -Call zoomIn in Supper Class BaseInterface -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height zoomOut -Call zoomOut in Supper Class BaseInterface Draw HighlightRectangle -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height -highlightRectangle is used to show where the user focuses on now. This rectangle will occupy the whole the row when this row is clicked. adjustAllposition -Because the size of the module API is varied when the module show different level information. This is function is to make sure that the modules are not overlapped each other, and the rows have right heights. Copy -Call copy in Supper Class BaseInterface Paste -Call paste in supper Class BaseInterface -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height Move -Move the module following the position of mouse. -when the mouse is released, check whether is position is allowed or not. -if yes, place the module in the new position. -Call adjustAllposition to make the rows have correct height -adjust Data Member sequenceEditor Save -data in sequenceEditor are saved. Open -according to the data in the save file, create all modules in the right place - 62 -
Table B-5 Functionalities of class Kernel. Functions Functionalities __init__ -Create an instance of TCL interpreter, named it as Root. -Load Culgi.DLL to the Tcl interpreter -Create a instance of class Manager ScanLibrary() -Scan all subfolders in Folder CMLib, and the files in each subfolder. -Create or rewrite files which are named “syslib.def” in folder CMLib and all subfolders. Create Node() -Call buildNode() -The File “syslib.def” in CMLib will record all the modules. -The “syslib.def” in a subfolder will record all the modules in this category. -Call buildNodeIcon() buildNode() -Import a module into the Python system according to the name passed from interface part. -If the module has already in Python system, delete the original one in the Python system, and reload again. By doing this, user can reload a module after modified this module without restarting the system. -Compile the module -Create an instance of this module. -Kernel will add the instance to the Manager as well. buildNodeIcon() -Call node.buildIcon() to create the interface of the node DeleteNode() -Delete all the icons of the module instance. -Remove it from Manager. -Destroy it. showView1 -Call node.showView1() showView2 -Call node.showView2() showView3 -Call node.showView3() showView4 -Call node.showView4() zoomIn -Call node.zoomIn() zoomOut -Call node.zoomOut() Run the program -Run the whole user program according to some special order. The order is determined according to the different strategy - 63 -
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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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Primary actor: -Simulation Program
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