Sketch grid
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* Select the grid cell and open a topic in any other topic panel using the menu options in '''Open in'''. | * Select the grid cell and open a topic in any other topic panel using the menu options in '''Open in'''. | ||
* Drag a topic to the grid cell. Drag source can be any other topic panel or a topic tree. | * Drag a topic to the grid cell. Drag source can be any other topic panel or a topic tree. | ||
| − | * | + | * Select the grid cell and paste text into the grid. Text is interpreted as a tabulator and new-line-character delimited base name i.e. topic table. Wandora asks if the user wants to create topics for non-existing base names. |
Revision as of 21:25, 2 July 2013
Sketch grid is as special topic panel of Wandora application. Sketch grid is a large topic matrix the user can edit freely. Topics have no predefined locations in the grid. User can set any topic in any location. As topic panel's name suggest, intented use of Sketch grip is to sketch topic structures and keep notes. Sketch grid is added to Wandora by selecting a menu option View > Add topic panel > Sketch grid. Next image views a screen capture of Wandora application after the user has opened a topic Topic A in Sketch grid.
Sketch grid example above contains only one topic and the topic locates in top-left cell. All other cells are empty. To set a topic in any cell, the user can
- Select the grid cell and open a topic in topic tree.
- Select the grid cell and open a topic in any other topic panel using the menu options in Open in.
- Drag a topic to the grid cell. Drag source can be any other topic panel or a topic tree.
- Select the grid cell and paste text into the grid. Text is interpreted as a tabulator and new-line-character delimited base name i.e. topic table. Wandora asks if the user wants to create topics for non-existing base names.
