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| Cyto Panels are floatable / dockable panels, which will be available in Cytoscape 2.2. We built the Cyto Panel API to cut down on the number of pop-up windows within Cytoscape, and create a more unified user experience. For example, in Cytoscape 2.1, the cPath PlugIn enables users to click on a node and immediately view node details in a pop-up window. Using the CytoPanel API, we can now show these node details in an embedded Cyto Panel, and present a more integrated experience to the user. |
Cyto Panels are floatable / dockable panels, which will be available in Cytoscape 2.2. We built the Cyto Panel API to cut down on the number of pop-up windows within Cytoscape, and create a more unified user experience. For example, in Cytoscape 2.1, the cPath Plugin enables users to click on a node and immediately view node details in a pop-up window. Using the Cyto Panel API, we can now show these node details in an embedded Cyto Panel, and present a more integrated experience to the user. For example, the image below shows a screenshot of the latest BioPax Plugin. When you click on a node, the node details appear directly in the left Cyto Panel. http://cbio.mskcc.org/~cerami/biopax/bp_plugin1.png The user can then chose to resize, hide or float the left Cyto Panel. For example, in the screenshot below, the user has chosen to float the left Cyto Panel: http://cbio.mskcc.org/~cerami/biopax/bp_plugin2.png |
What are Cyto Panels?
Cyto Panels are floatable / dockable panels, which will be available in Cytoscape 2.2. We built the Cyto Panel API to cut down on the number of pop-up windows within Cytoscape, and create a more unified user experience. For example, in Cytoscape 2.1, the cPath Plugin enables users to click on a node and immediately view node details in a pop-up window. Using the Cyto Panel API, we can now show these node details in an embedded Cyto Panel, and present a more integrated experience to the user. For example, the image below shows a screenshot of the latest BioPax Plugin. When you click on a node, the node details appear directly in the left Cyto Panel.
http://cbio.mskcc.org/~cerami/biopax/bp_plugin1.png
The user can then chose to resize, hide or float the left Cyto Panel. For example, in the screenshot below, the user has chosen to float the left Cyto Panel:
