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

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Table B-6 Functionalities in class Node Functions Functionality Initialization -Set the basic properties of a module, including the name, the descriptions of the inputs and outputs and source code Set Parameters -According to the input descriptions, create Parameters instance. Set functions -Check the source code. -If no error happens, pack the source code into a function Run Node -Read value from each parameter. -Check whether each of the parameters have a value. Build Icons -Pass the values of these parameters to the function, execute this function and recode the output. -Build the icon of the module. Show View1 -Show the interface of a module with only the name of this module. Show View2 -Show the parameters used frequently Show View3 -Show all the parameters Show View4 -Show the source code of this module. Show Parameter -This function is called by Show View3 and Show view2. -The widget to show this parameter is decided by data type of this parameter. - 64 -
Table B-7 Properties of input parameters Properties Explanation Valid value Default Empty Name The name of this input parameter. Data type Data type of this parameter Value Default value of this parameter Description The explanation about this parameter. Value scope Define the value scope of this parameter Reference Define the source* of this parameter. Reference Define the kinds of source type of this parameter. Port Define whether this parameter is a port or not. It is only useful in network view. Default Define whether the parameter have default value A string started by letter No Can be chosen in { string, numeric, default No no integer, real, enum, alphabetic, } default The value will be checked according to its data type “” yes Any value “” yes This one is only useful when the data type is integer or numeric, real “” yes “module”.”parameter” “” yes 0 or 1. “0”means that this parameter only have one source. “1”means that this parameter have multi source. 0 or 1. 0: it is not a port 1: it is a port 0 or 1. 0: no default value. 1: has default value - 65 - no 0 yes 0 yes 1 yes
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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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Chapter 1 Introduction Culgi stands
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