gs-ui-javafx | GraphStream JavaFX user interface
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The GraphStream project is a java library that provides an API to model, analyze and visualize graphs and dynamic graphs. This module contains a JavaFX implementation of the GraphStream Viewer. Check out the Website for more information.
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- Take a screenshot of the graph
- Renders the given graph
- End frame
- Renders lines
- Checks if a sprite sprite contains a specific point
- Get the position of a sprite in pixels
- Compute the position of a sprite
- Render the skeleton
- Show control points in control points
- Displays the given graph
- Returns a collection of all graphic elements that match the given types
- Renders the TextField
- Defines the path
- Action called when the timer has changed
- Renders the graphical element
- Returns whether the given sprite edge is visible
- Checks if an edge contains a certain point
- Checks if a node contains the given x and y coordinates
- Initialise the viewer
- Select the edge shape to use
- Create a shadow
- Make a path
- Draws a line
- Select the closest node to the given style
- Chooses the sprite to be used
- Returns a pair of points inside the graph
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gs-ui-javafx Examples and Code Snippets
jitpack.io
https://jitpack.io
com.github.graphstream
gs-core
2.0
com.github.graphstream
gs-ui-javafx
2.0
org.graphstream
gs-core
2.0
org.graphstream
gs-ui-javafx
2.0
System.setProperty("org.graphstream.ui", "javafx");
java -Dorg.graphstream.ui=javafx YourClass
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The idea is to show a graphstream graph embedded in a Javafx simple GUI. There is not much info on the net about this. graphstream has a github (which has a lot of errors like not finding the gs-algo in maven) and the code produces errors. I created a minimal JavaFX project with empty Controller and fxml file. The Application file is below. The first group of lines is a normal graphstream graph which shows ok on a SEPARATE window. The next two groups are trying to show it inside the javafx window.
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Answered 2019-Dec-19 at 14:57There's some confusion in your code. You can properly use Javafx in the version 2 of Graphstream, but in this version, you can't do
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