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koto added westbury to the TreeMap Java Library project.
2009-05-04 08:17:53 UTC by koto
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The ZIP file archive that is available has files with the same names as the folders. Of course the files are listed before the folders, and the folders cannot be unzipped. This is in Windows Vista, but I presume the same problem would exist in Linux.
Workaround: use Cygwin to unzip only the folders first:
$ unzip -l ../Treemap.zip | cut -c 29- | grep \/$ | while read fname ; do if [ -f...
2008-07-27 19:46:10 UTC by mouseman
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Désolé pour la réponse si tardive :)
En ce qui concerne les données prises par un treemap, je ne suis pas sur que vous ayez la dernière version. Je met à l'instant la dernière version en ligne.
En espérant que cela vous convienne.
2007-09-28 09:44:32 UTC by koto
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Bonjour,
Je me suis mis récemment à Java pour pouvoir faire du graphique Treemap, que je trouve très intéressant.
Je trouve bien le fichier Demo.java et je comprends bien qu'il faut passer un fichier arbre en paramètre, mais je ne possède pas fichier de données, et je ne sais pas comment le créer.
Est-ce que vous pourriez mettre en ligne un fichier exemple simple (par exemple...
2007-08-28 20:08:41 UTC by thierryhostiou
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The treemap library allows the consumer to specify the
filling to be used when drawing each node. However, I
want to do more customization of the drawing of each node.
The drawing of each node is done by the fillNode method
of the TMAlorithm class. This seems to me a slightly
strange place to put this code as my changes affect the
border (I want to indicate which node is currectly...
2006-04-28 02:10:35 UTC by westbury
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My application adds a mouse listener to the TMView. If
the listener is to do anything useful, it must know the
node on which the mouse event occurred. You have the
code to determine this, but it is not public. I
therefore added the following method to TMView:
public TMNode nodeContaining(int x, int y) {
TMNodeModel nodeModel = root.nodeContaining(x, y);
return...
2006-04-28 01:48:18 UTC by westbury
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I'm trying to use the TreeMap in a Servlet contest, but I have a big problem.
The application doesn't close itself !
If I dspose the window from the source code, the application continue to run. In a normal application I can use System.exit(0), but in the servlet I can't do it. Any suggestion?
Thank you in advance, and forgive me for my poor English.
2005-08-29 15:01:39 UTC by patrik_norman
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If I use a TMModelNode, the TM will wrap TMNodeEncapsulators around it. However, this class is not public, so I have no chance to get back to the current object in the ComputeView:
public String getTitle(TMNodeAdapter n) {
... ((TMNodeEncapsulator)n.getNode()).getNode(); ...
}
is what I want to do.
Thanks for that nice library !
Matthias.
2003-11-28 11:36:15 UTC by tisi
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bon je relance le forum !!!
on a ete un peu absent sur celui ci !!!
Eclipse c'est GENIALLLLLEEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHHHHHH!
mrbouclette.
2003-11-21 14:00:28 UTC by mrbouclette
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Pas de probleme, j'avais compris.
2003-11-13 11:19:09 UTC by koto
