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* Generalize the mechanism for generating the Cytoscape Editor's palette so that the full range of Cytoscape visual properties is accommodated in palette |
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RFC Name : CytoscapeEditor_Palette_3_0 |
Editor(s): Allan Kuchinsky, Michael Smoot |
Date: 18th January, 2008 |
Status: Under Construction |
Proposal
- Generalize the mechanism for generating the Cytoscape Editor's palette so that the full range of Cytoscape visual properties is accommodated in palette
Background
The current Cytoscape mechanism for constructing palettes in the Cytoscape Editor is driven by the current Visual Style. Discrete mappings for Node fill color and shape are used to generate a set of palette entries with
Use Cases
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Implementation Plan
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Project Management
Project Timeline
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Tasks and Milestones
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- Task 2: ...
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Project Dependencies
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Related RFCs
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Issues
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Comments
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