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A custom script can be created by creating a java class that implements the com.ensoftcorp.atlas.java.ui.scripts.selections.AtlasSmartViewScript interface and implementing the following methods: | A custom script can be created by creating a java class that implements the com.ensoftcorp.atlas.java.ui.scripts.selections.AtlasSmartViewScript interface and implementing the following methods: | ||
* Return the result Q encapsulated in a StyledResult object.<br/> | * Return the result Q encapsulated in a StyledResult object.<br/> | ||
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* Script title that will show up in the menu | * Script title that will show up in the menu | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:03, 31 October 2014
Atlas allows you to create and contribute user defined scripts to the Smart View. The example script Supertype Hierarchy is included in the Example Shell project. To create a custom script, you need to create a script and then register it in Atlas.
Creating the script
A custom script can be created by creating a java class that implements the com.ensoftcorp.atlas.java.ui.scripts.selections.AtlasSmartViewScript interface and implementing the following methods:
- Return the result Q encapsulated in a StyledResult object.
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public StyledResult selectionChanged(IAtlasSelectionEvent input)
- Script title that will show up in the menu
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public String getTitle()
- Script will only listen for selections on the Node tags selected
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public String[] getSupportedNodeTags()
- Script will only listen for selections on the Edge tags selected
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public String[] getSupportedEdgeTags()
Registering the script
The fully qualified name of the class with the script should be included in a text file named selectionScripts.atlas in the root of the scala project, one script per line.
For example, if a script is created in Hierarchy.java which is in com.ensoftcorp.atlas.java.example.script package, then the selectionScript.atlas should have the following on a single line:
com.ensoftcorp.atlas.java.example.script.Hierarchy
