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Revision as of 05:20, 3 June 2014
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GEF4 Zest.FX
GEF4 Zest.FX is an alternative Zest.Core implementation based on GEF4 MVC and JavaFX instead of GEF 3.x and SWT. The graph model underlying Zest.FX is provided by GEF4 Graph. Specific implementations of the interfaces defined by GEF4 Layout for GEF4 Graph is provided in the Zest.Layout package. The MVC part can be found in the Zest.FX package, and the Eclipse UI ViewPart can be found in the Zest.FX.Example project.
Layout Implementations
The GEF4 Layout interfaces are implemented for the GEF4 Graph data model. The layout objects are constructed from a given Graph object.
Properties
The layout objects support a general properties map. The specific properties for which interface methods are defined are implemented using this properties map.
When transferring the graph objects into layout objects, the attributes of the graph objects are examined, altering the layout objects as follows:
- LABEL
Contains the label of the node/edge. - EDGE_STYLE
Specifies if the edge should be drawn solid, dashed, or dotted. - GRAPH_TYPE
Specifies whether edges are directed or undirected.