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Interface Summary | |
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AttributeColumn | Column is the header of a data column. |
AttributeController | This controller is the access door to AttributeModel , that contains
all attributes data. |
AttributeEvent | Attribute event interface, that AttributeListener receives when the
attribute model or any attribute row is modified. |
AttributeEventData | Data associated with an attribute event. |
AttributeListener | Listener for attribute events. |
AttributeModel | Represents the data model, like a standard database would do. |
AttributeRow | Rows contains AttributeValue , one for each column. |
AttributeRowFactory | Factory which is building exclusively AttributeRow . |
AttributeTable | Table hosts columns and permits all manipulation on them. |
AttributeValue | Cell that contains the value for a particular AttributeColumn and
AttributeRow . |
AttributeValueFactory | Factory which is building exclusively AttributeValue . |
Class Summary | |
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AttributeUtils |
Enum Summary | |
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AttributeEvent.EventType | Attribute model events. |
AttributeOrigin | Meta-data that describes the origin of columns content. |
AttributeType | The different type an AttributeColumn can have. |
Estimator | This enum is used to determine what should be done with "ties". |
General API that defines the data structure, attributes associated to elements.
Gephi uses Attribute API to store all data for elements (nodes, edges) that are specific to the data manipulated - i.e. imported from a file or a datasource.
The AttributeController
is managing models and is the
access door to the system. This controller is a service, and can be
retrieved by using the following command:
AttributeController ac = Lookup.getDefault().lookup(AttributeController.class);
Using the Attributes API, it is possible to add data columns of any type, and push data to rows dynamically.
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