Hi Chris,
I believe so. Given the model (workflow), you can programmatically
modify it and update the changes. The type checking code has access
to the model -- which it iterates through to get actor port types and
channels. I haven't written code before to modify the model. I would
look at the
Hi Chris,
I would like to create an actor that when connected to other actors
will inspect the actors it is connected to and show the user the set
of actors that could fulfill this connection based on the Semantic
info.
For this, you might look at the Type Check Summary context menu
action.
Hi Bertram,
I think Man-Kit took the approach of dragging in attributes that
contain solvers and analyzers that do the right thing.
I think a model can really have only one active director. One
may drag in multiple directors, but only the last directory is
active.
_Christopher
Bertram
Yep, that button is a placeholder. I think some of the pieces are
there to implement it (e.g., the suggest components), but we never got
around to implementing this.
Shawn
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 1:31 PM, Chris Weedchrisweed at gmail.com wrote:
Yea, that Insert Adapters button looks like what
OK, I think I'll take a crack at it.
Chris
On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 4:34 PM, Shawn Bowerssbowers at ucdavis.edu wrote:
Yep, that button is a placeholder. ?I think some of the pieces are
there to implement it (e.g., the suggest components), but we never got
around to implementing this.
Shawn
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