Hi!
Tobias Sodergren wrote:
I've built plug-ins with both context-sensitive and Table Of Content help
so I might be able to help out.
I think it would be great if you can help us out with getting started
with this. And DITA looks like a good solution to me.
I found out that there is an
Hi Anders,
I've created a help project (for now w/o dita) which supports both TOC and
context-sensitive help.
I don't have commit rights yet, and since there seem to be a problem with
attachments to this list, I'll only give you the changes I made to the
org.neo4j.neoclipse project, as a patch.
I like it. And I'm very happy that you didn't use the Ape icon for
Peter. ;-)
Good luck for the Eurocup tonight,
Peter
Now I have implemented icons and colors for the nodes (see
attachments).
Also did a lot of restructuring and cleanup.
Some choices i made:
- the same property names list
Anders,
this looks great, I think this would be good enough to put up an
update site and provide some 0.1.0 version of Neoclipse to users. We
probably should look into that next. That site should probably use the
new P2 provisioning in Equinox/Eclipse since that seems to be the 3.4
preferred
Mmh,
this looks very nice! Now, the only thing I can think of further is to
be able to specify a scheme for lding icons for a node. E.g. a
propertyName.png somewhere, or an id.png etc etc.
That could be related to either a MetaModel if present, the Qi4j
domain model if used, or simply
Peter Haensgen wrote:
What about showing the relationship type in the Neo Graph view of
Neoclipse?
Makes sense. However, this could be a mess in larger graphs, so the user
should be able to switch it on / off. Could be done in the view menu,
similar to the layout selection.
OK, I added a
Great Anders,
I would name the Arrows something like Relation directions instead,
since arrows are not part of any other description or model?
/peter
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 4:29 PM, Anders Nawroth [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Peter Haensgen wrote:
What about showing the relationship type in
Peter Neubauer wrote:
Great Anders,
I would name the Arrows something like Relation directions instead,
since arrows are not part of any other description or model?
Changed the text and added colors for the relationship types too.
This is getting fun :-)
/anders
inline:
All formalieties done and Anders now has commiter rights to neoclipse.
Peter H, I assume this is ok with you as well?
Of course. I don't want to do everything myself. ;-)
Peter
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On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 11:17 AM, Peter Neubauer
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Well,
this sounds like we should take a look at the Meta package that wraps
nodes and gives them mandatory and optional attributes, adding
typing to the node space. Sadly there, is not much information on
the Wiki on
Well,
this sounds like we should take a look at the Meta package that wraps
nodes and gives them mandatory and optional attributes, adding
typing to the node space. Sadly there, is not much information on
the Wiki on that yet, but the code is fully functional at
Sounds perfectly right!
I think we should get you committer rights to so we get more eyes on
the code, check
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Code_Contributor%27s_Guide for the
details. We try to apply the same principles as OPS4J - Wiki brought
to coding
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 9:25 PM, Peter Neubauer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think we should get you committer rights to so we get more eyes on
the code,
[snip]
So, get the CLA in place and IMHO commits go over patches :)
All formalieties done and Anders now has commiter rights to neoclipse.
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