Cylinder graph generator - Revision history

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‎Example

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Wandora's Cylinder graph generator is a special tool to create topic map structures that resemble cylinder graphs such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_nanotube carbon nanotubes]. Cylinder graph generator is started with Wandora menu option '''File > Generate > Cylinder generator'''. If selected, the option opens up a dialog where user can enter properties of the cylinder. Available properties are ''tiling'', ''width'', ''height'' and ''toroid''. Available cylinder tilings are ''square'', ''triangular'' and ''hexagonal''. Cylinder tiling basically defines the length of a shortest node path required to travel around a tile hole. Width and height and positive integer numbers specifying the number of nodes (i.e. topics) along the cylinder. If cylinder is marked as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toroid toroid], Wandora connects the cylinder start with the cylinder end and the cylinder becomes a closed loop.

== Example ==

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-User can zoom the graph out with mouse. Next screen capture views all topics and aassociations in Wandora after cylinder creation. Cylinder is the largest part of the graph, looking like a horse shoe. Smaller and more messy part is Wandora's base ontology. As the D3 visualization library views graph essentially two dimensional, and the cylinder a three dimensional graph, the visualization is not perfect but surprising clear anyhow.
+User can zoom the graph out with mouse. Next screen capture views all topics and associations in the Wandora after cylinder creation. The cylinder is the largest part of the graph, looking like a horse shoe. Smaller and more messy part is Wandora's base ontology. As the D3 visualization library views graph essentially two dimensional, and the cylinder a three dimensional graph, the visualization is not perfect but surprising clear anyhow.
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		+	== See also ==
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		+	* [[Tiling graph generator]]

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 In this example, Wandora user starts Cylinder graph generator by selecting menu option '''File > Generate > Cylinder generator'''. Wandora opens up a dialog as shown below. Wandora user enters cylinder width 8 and cylinder height 20. User selects hexagonal tiling.
 Wandora user presses OK button and Wandora creates cylinder topics and associations to current topic map. Notice, Wandora doesn't connect created topics anywhere in the topic tree. Thus, user has to dig the cylinder out of topic map. User could use topic finder to look for a '''cylinder'''. Or she can start the [[D3 graph service module]] and view the cylinder graph in WWW browser. Wandora user starts the D3 graph service module by selecting menu option '''Server > Browse services > View service d3graph'''. Wandora asks whether the user wants to start the server too, and user confirms. Next screen capture views a small part of the created cylinder graph.
-User can zoom the graph out with mouse. Next screen capture views all topics and aassociations in Wandora after cylinder creation. Cylinder is the largest part of the graph. Smaller and more messy part is Wandora's base ontology. As the D3 graph is essentially two dimensional, and cylinder three dimensional, the visualization is not perfect but surprising clear anyhow.
+User can zoom the graph out with mouse. Next screen capture views all topics and aassociations in Wandora after cylinder creation. Cylinder is the largest part of the graph, looking like a horse shoe. Smaller and more messy part is Wandora's base ontology. As the D3 visualization library views graph essentially two dimensional, and the cylinder a three dimensional graph, the visualization is not perfect but surprising clear anyhow.

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	Wandora's Cylinder graph generator is a special tool to create topic map structures that resemble cylinder graphs such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_nanotube carbon nanotubes]. Cylinder graph generator is started with Wandora menu option '''File > Generate > Cylinder generator'''. If selected, the option opens up a dialog where user can enter properties of the cylinder. Available properties are ''tiling'', ''width'', ''height'' and ''toroid''. Available cylinder tilings are ''square'', ''triangular'' and ''hexagonal''. Cylinder tiling basically defines the length of a shortest node path required to travel around a tile hole. Width and height and positive integer numbers specifying the number of nodes (i.e. topics) along the cylinder. If cylinder is marked as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toroid toroid], Wandora connects the cylinder start with the cylinder end and the cylinder becomes a closed loop.		Wandora's Cylinder graph generator is a special tool to create topic map structures that resemble cylinder graphs such as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_nanotube carbon nanotubes]. Cylinder graph generator is started with Wandora menu option '''File > Generate > Cylinder generator'''. If selected, the option opens up a dialog where user can enter properties of the cylinder. Available properties are ''tiling'', ''width'', ''height'' and ''toroid''. Available cylinder tilings are ''square'', ''triangular'' and ''hexagonal''. Cylinder tiling basically defines the length of a shortest node path required to travel around a tile hole. Width and height and positive integer numbers specifying the number of nodes (i.e. topics) along the cylinder. If cylinder is marked as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toroid toroid], Wandora connects the cylinder start with the cylinder end and the cylinder becomes a closed loop.
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	== Example ==		== Example ==
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		+	In this example, Wandora user starts Cylinder graph generator by selecting menu option '''File > Generate > Cylinder generator'''. Wandora opens up a dialog as shown below. Wandora user enters cylinder width 8 and cylinder height 20. User selects hexagonal tiling.
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		+	Wandora user presses OK button and Wandora creates cylinder topics and associations to current topic map. Notice, Wandora doesn't connect created topics anywhere in the topic tree. Thus, user has to dig the cylinder out of topic map. User could use topic finder to look for a '''cylinder'''. Or she can start the [[D3 graph service module]] and view the cylinder graph in WWW browser. Wandora user starts the D3 graph service module by selecting menu option '''Server > Browse services > View service d3graph'''. Wandora asks whether the user wants to start the server too, and user confirms. Next screen capture views a small part of the created cylinder graph.
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		+	User can zoom the graph out with mouse. Next screen capture views all topics and aassociations in Wandora after cylinder creation. Cylinder is the largest part of the graph. Smaller and more messy part is Wandora's base ontology. As the D3 graph is essentially two dimensional, and cylinder three dimensional, the visualization is not perfect but surprising clear anyhow.