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For examples and more explanations, see the module level docs.
TopologyViewer3D(...) -> new TopologyViewer3D component.
A component that takes incoming topology (change) data and displays it live using pygame OpenGL. A simple physics model assists with visual layout. Particle types, appearance and physics interactions can be customised.
Keyword arguments (in order):
Warning!
You should be using the inbox/outbox interface, not these methods (except construction). This documentation is designed as a roadmap as to their functionalilty for maintainers and new component developers.
x.__init__(...) initializes x; see x.__class__.__doc__ for signature
generateXY(posSpec) -> (x,y,z) or raises ValueError
posSpec == "randompos" or "auto" -> random (x,y,z) within the surface (specified border distance in from the edege) posSpec == "(XXX,YYY,ZZZ)" -> specified x,y,z (positive or negative integers) spaces are allowed within the tuple, but quotation is needed in this case. E.g., " ( 0 , 0 , -10 ) "
Sends listening request for pygame events to the display service. The events parameter is expected to be a list of pygame event constants.
Add particles to the system
Break a bond from source to destination particle, specified by IDs
Deselect all particles.
Proceses a topology command tuple: [ "ADD", "NODE", <id>, <name>, <positionSpec>, <particle type> ] [ "DEL", "NODE", <id> ] [ "ADD", "LINK", <id from>, <id to> ] [ "DEL", "LINK", <id from>, <id to> ] [ "DEL", "ALL" ] [ "GET", "ALL" ]
Dummy method reserved for future use
Invoke draw() and save its commands to a newly generated displaylist.
The displaylist name is then sent to the display service via a "DISPLAYLIST_UPDATE" request.
Sends particles drawing opengl command to the display service.
getParticleLabel(node_id) -> particle's name
Returns the name/label of the specified particle.
getTopology() -> list of command tuples that would build the current topology
Switch to another display level.
Handle events.
Handle keyboard events.
Handle mouse events.
Initialises.
Main loop.
Make a bond from source to destination particle, specified by IDs
Cause termination.
Sends stop listening request for pygame events to the display service. The events parameter is expected to be a list of pygame event constants.
Remove particle(s) specified by their ids.
Also breaks any bonds to/from that particle.
Rotate the particles around their common centre dAngle degree. Particles is a list; dAngle is a triple tuple of degree. If particles are given an empty list, rotate all particles instead.
Scroll the surface by resetting gluLookAt.
Select the specified particle.
updateParticleLabel(node_id, new_name) -> updates the given nodes name & visual label if it exists
node_id - an id for an already existing node new_name - a string (may include spaces) defining the new node name
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