netnode | networked environment | Networking library

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netnode is a C library typically used in Networking applications. netnode has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Strong Copyleft License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

Netnode is a convenient "pipefitting" tool in a networked environment. It is similar to netcat, but has some features that enhance useability and convenience. It has a binary output mode, clients stay alive and go into retry loops if servers die, it interacts with filesystem-resident channels such as named pipes and /dev/tty*, etc.

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How can i draw a Network Model that represents a time-oriented model of the project?

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How can i draw a Network Model that represents a time-oriented model of the project?

Asked 2018-Nov-18 at 10:45

I want to visualize Activities and their relations with a network model like this

I have the table and want to draw the model. Which method do you recommend for doing this issue?

Edit:

When I add a Node Data(a DataTable contains more than 100 rows with Activities and Predecessors Columns) to this Program and using as Node resources , got the

"Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection"

(according to @TaW's answer),

in the layoutNodeY() part

line: nodes.Values.ElementAt(i)[j].VY = 1f * j - c / 2

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Answered 2018-Nov-18 at 10:45

I recommend putting as much of the complexity as possible into data structures.

I make much use of List and at one time of a Dictionary>

Note that this post is a good deal longer than SO answers usually are; I hope it is instructive..

Let's start with a node class

It should know its own name and other text data you want to print
It also needs to know the previous nodes and to allow tranversing in both direction..
..a list of next nodes
It will also know its virtual position in the layout; this will have to be scaled when drawing to fit the given area..
And it should know how to draw itself and the connections to its neighbours.

These nodes can then be collected and managed in a second class that can analyse them to fill in the lists and the positions.

Here is the result, using your data plus one extra node:

Now let's have a closer lok at the code.

The node class first:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53007754

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