LayoutFlow for .NET
一組圖形繪製演算法。
由以下開發商製作:Lassalle Technologies
ComponentSource 開始代理銷售的日期:2002年
價格從： $ 293.02 版本: V2.0.0.11 更新: Jul 3, 2006
LayoutFlow for .NET
LayoutFlow for .NET is a collection of 5 layout components to enable you to automatically display graphs or flow charts following some aesthetic rules. Includes: HFlow (hierarchical), SFlow (symmetric), SPFlow (Series Parallel), TFlow (tree) and OFlow (orthogonal). These controls are AddFlow extensions. Each of these controls allows performing a graph layout automatically, positioning its vertices (also called nodes) and edges (also called links) on a form containing an AddFlow control.
LayoutFlow for .NET
AddFlow ExtensionsLassalle layout components enable to extend the functionality of AddFlow.NET by allowing you to automatically display graphs or flow charts following aesthetic rules.
Simply to useYou can first create your nodes and links inside AddFlow.NET, using the AddFlow API, giving each node a random or a (0,0) position. Then you call the layout method of the graph layout control of your choice. This method will position the nodes and the links in a reasonable manner in the AddFlow control, following some aesthetic rules that depend on the chosen control.
4 Graph layout Components includedLayoutFlow currently includes HFlow that allows performing a hierarchical layout, SFlow that performs a symmetric layout on a grap, TFlow that allows performing a tree layout on a graph and OFlow to perform an orthogonal layout on a graph.
Orthogonal LayoutScreenshot showing an orthogonal layout in an form containing AddFlow with OFlow.
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LayoutFlow for .NET is a set of five graph layout .NET components:
- HFlow (hierarchical layout)
- OFlow (orthogonal layout)
- SFlow (symmetric force directed layout)
- TFlow (tree or radial layout)
- SPFlow (series parallel),
A demonstration of each of these products is available in the DemoLayout sample provided with AddFlow for .NET.
HFlow, OFlow, SFlow, SPFlow and TFlow are AddFlow extensions and you cannot use them without AddFlow. Typically, you can first create your nodes and links inside AddFlow...
