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Re: Diagram layout [message #1694441 is a reply to message #1694436] |
Tue, 05 May 2015 11:22 |
Camille Letavernier Messages: 952 Registered: February 2011 |
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Hi Patrik,
Indeed, none of these use cases are currently supported. We're close to the 1.1.0 release now so I'm not sure we can do much about this, but here are a few comments:
1. That would be an interesting CSS property. Currently, you can hide *all* arrow decorations using CSS, but that includes both Member Ends balls *and* Navigability Arrows. You can however create a custom palette which will let the member ends be owned by the Association by default
2. Would be interesting as well but not supported right now. We barely allow anything regarding Connector Ends appearance. We also cannot write a CSS Selector to identify Associations owning all their ends, so it's not possible to rely on the source/target decorations property either
3. This would be a layout parameter. We currently consider Layouts to be outside the scope of Papyrus (We recommend relying on external tools such as Kieler Layout instead, which provide powerful layout algorithms). I'm not sure however how it would handle this case
4. That would be a simple CSS Property to add; this can probably be done for Mars
5. That's currently not possible, but maybe Bug 459454 would cover that (Currently scheduled for Mars SR1 in September)
6. There's work-in-progress for manipulating the Stereotype Display with CSS; currently scheduled for Mars. This might cover this use case
7. We've got several requests for this to be implemented, but it is not yet available (Except maybe for SVG labels; I think they do support this)
Regarding SVG Labels (Mentioned in 3. and 7.), we don't really promote this. Starting with Papyrus Mars, Floating Labels (constrained or not) should be preferred (They are now optionally available on all Nodes), but they don't support line-breaks yet.
Regards,
Camille
Camille Letavernier
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