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Akivela: Created page with "Tree panel is basically a topic tree in the topic panel area of the Wandora application. A tree panel contains a topic tree structure. The tree pa..."

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Tree panel is basically a [[Working with topic trees|topic tree]] in the topic panel area of the Wandora application. A tree panel contains a topic tree structure. The tree panel can be seen as an index of topics. The user can open any topic in the index rapidly in some other topic panel for detailed inspection. The use can add the tree panel by selecting menu option '''View > New > Tree'''. Wandora can hold unlimited number of tree panels simultaneusly. The user can set the root topic of a tree panel by selecting menu option '''View > Tree > Set root topic'''. Also, the user can set the tree relations by selecting menu option '''View > Tree > Configure'''. These two menu option appear only if there is a tree panel open. Each tree panel can have different root topic and tree relations.

Exceptionally the tree panel doesn't know how to open a topic in itself. If the user has activated a tree panel and then double clicks a topic in the left topic tree, the tree panel passes topic into any other topic panel that supports feature of opening a topic. If Wandora contains several topic panels that support feature of opening a topic, Wandora asks where the topic should be opened. If there is no topic panels at all that support feature of opening a topic, Wandora creates a [[Traditional topic panel]] for the opened topic.

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	Exceptionally the tree panel doesn't know how to open a topic into itself. This means that double clicking a topic in the tree opens the topic not in the tree but in any other topic panel that supports the feature of opening a topic. If Wandora contains several topic panels that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora asks where the topic should be opened. If there is no topic panels at all that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora creates a [[Traditional topic panel]] for the opened topic.		Exceptionally the tree panel doesn't know how to open a topic into itself. This means that double clicking a topic in the tree opens the topic not in the tree but in any other topic panel that supports the feature of opening a topic. If Wandora contains several topic panels that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora asks where the topic should be opened. If there is no topic panels at all that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora creates a [[Traditional topic panel]] for the opened topic.

−	Next screen capture views Wandora application with two tree panels ~~open~~.	+	Next screen capture views Wandora application window with two tree panels and one traditional topic panel.

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		+	== See also ==
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		+	More information about Wandora's topic panels:
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		+	* [[Traditional topic panel]]
		+	* [[Tabbed topic panel]]
		+	* [[Graph topic panel]]
		+	* [[Custom topic panel]]
		+	* [[Treemap topic panel]]
		+	* [[R topic panel]]
		+	* [[Processing topic panel]]
		+	* [[Sketch grid]]
		+	* [[Webview]]
		+	* [[Search panel]]
		+	* [[Layer info panel]]

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	Exceptionally the tree panel doesn't know how to open a topic into itself. This means that double clicking a topic in the tree opens the topic not in the tree but in any other topic panel that supports the feature of opening a topic. If Wandora contains several topic panels that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora asks where the topic should be opened. If there is no topic panels at all that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora creates a [[Traditional topic panel]] for the opened topic.		Exceptionally the tree panel doesn't know how to open a topic into itself. This means that double clicking a topic in the tree opens the topic not in the tree but in any other topic panel that supports the feature of opening a topic. If Wandora contains several topic panels that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora asks where the topic should be opened. If there is no topic panels at all that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora creates a [[Traditional topic panel]] for the opened topic.
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		+	Next screen capture views Wandora application with two tree panels open.
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	Tree panel is basically a [[Working with topic trees\|topic tree]] in the topic panel area of the Wandora application. A tree panel contains a topic tree structure. The tree panel can be seen as an index of topics. The user can open any topic in the index rapidly in some other topic panel for detailed inspection. The use can add the tree panel by selecting menu option '''View > New > Tree'''. Wandora can hold unlimited number of tree panels simultaneusly. The user can set the root topic of a tree panel by selecting menu option '''View > Tree > Set root topic'''. Also, the user can set the tree relations by selecting menu option '''View > Tree > Configure'''. These two menu option appear only if there is a tree panel open. Each tree panel can have different root topic and tree relations.		Tree panel is basically a [[Working with topic trees\|topic tree]] in the topic panel area of the Wandora application. A tree panel contains a topic tree structure. The tree panel can be seen as an index of topics. The user can open any topic in the index rapidly in some other topic panel for detailed inspection. The use can add the tree panel by selecting menu option '''View > New > Tree'''. Wandora can hold unlimited number of tree panels simultaneusly. The user can set the root topic of a tree panel by selecting menu option '''View > Tree > Set root topic'''. Also, the user can set the tree relations by selecting menu option '''View > Tree > Configure'''. These two menu option appear only if there is a tree panel open. Each tree panel can have different root topic and tree relations.

−	Exceptionally the tree panel doesn't know how to open a topic in itself. ~~If the user has activated a tree panel and then~~ double ~~clicks~~ a topic in the ~~left topic~~ tree, the tree ~~panel passes topic into~~ any other topic panel that supports feature of opening a topic. If Wandora contains several topic panels that support feature of opening a topic, Wandora asks where the topic should be opened. If there is no topic panels at all that support feature of opening a topic, Wandora creates a [[Traditional topic panel]] for the opened topic.	+	Exceptionally the tree panel doesn't know how to open a topic into itself. This means that double clicking a topic in the tree opens the topic not in the tree but in any other topic panel that supports the feature of opening a topic. If Wandora contains several topic panels that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora asks where the topic should be opened. If there is no topic panels at all that support the feature of opening a topic, Wandora creates a [[Traditional topic panel]] for the opened topic.