Hi, > It's also important to test Neoclipse with a much greater number of > nodes/relations then I did so far.
I see currently two major issues: 1. There is no overflow protection. If a node has hundreds / thousands / whatever relationships, they will all be loaded and displayed. This may crash your Eclipse. It would be good to limit the visible nodes / relationships somehow, and to expand some more nodes on request. But I have no idea yet how this could be displayed in user interface in a nice way. 2. Currently, navigation always starts at the reference node. However, there may be some unreachable nodes that are not connected at all with the reference node, so they would never be displayed. How can they be found and accessed? The Neo API doesn't provide the necessary methods to find such disconnected nodes. > I'm thinking about adding an "examples" package (src/examples) as I want > to add multiple examples, and don't think it's appropriate to have them > in the test package. What do you think? They won't actually perform any > tests, but enter different data into a node space. I could add the icons > there as well. The example package could also contain the initialized Neo database files? Ciao, Peter _______________________________________________ Neo mailing list [email protected] https://lists.neo4j.org/mailman/listinfo/user
