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Hello, I understand that the TaskList node is made out of a label, rectangle, and four circles on the GLSP java-emf-theia template. I wanted to know where it is that the tasklist-node class is being used to put the label, rectangles, and circles together so that they are rendered together. I imagine it would be in the client. Please correct me on any misconceptions. Thank you. |
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Hi, the structure of the diagram (nodes, child nodes, edges, etc.) is constructed in the The responsibilities of each artifact/component (source model storage, GModelFactory, view implementations of the rendering in the client) etc. are described in the documentation. Hopefully this helps to understand what the role of each component. PS: The GLSP website seems to be down currently. There is probably some outage in the Eclipse infrastructure. I hope this is resolved soon. |
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Eclipse Infra status: https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipsefdn/helpdesk/-/issues/4287 |
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Hi,
the structure of the diagram (nodes, child nodes, edges, etc.) is constructed in the
TaskListGModelFactory. The client then just receives this GModel and maps it onto SVG for rendering.The responsibilities of each artifact/component (source model storage, GModelFactory, view implementations of the rendering in the client) etc. are described in the documentation. Hopefully this helps to understand what the role of each component.
PS: The GLSP website seems to be down currently. There is probably some outage in the Eclipse infrastructure. I hope this is resolved soon.