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Starting at one node and working away from that node, click by click, leaving visible a trail back to the origin node and showing the nodes adjacent to the current one. One can see where one has walked because there are breadcrumbs left behind in the form of links between nodes back to the origin.
@smurp took the liberty of changing the name of this from Path to Walk so it was a verb.
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Engage the Walk verb then click on a Class in the class picker. Boom! (Understandably!) Presumably also Sets are a no-go for the Walk verb. We should perhaps put the "shield" or whatever that's called over the Classes and the Sets when Walk is engaged. The shield is what covers up the classes when a set is engaged. @wolfmaul
Agree!
On Jan 8, 2019, at 10:25 AM, Shawn Murphy <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
Engage the Walk verb then click on a Class in the class picker. Boom! (Understandably!) Presumably also Sets are a no-go for the Walk verb. We should perhaps put the "shield" or whatever that's called over the Classes and the Sets when Walk is engaged. The shield is what covers up the classes when a set is engaged.
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Starting at one node and working away from that node, click by click, leaving visible a trail back to the origin node and showing the nodes adjacent to the current one. One can see where one has walked because there are breadcrumbs left behind in the form of links between nodes back to the origin.
@smurp took the liberty of changing the name of this from Path to Walk so it was a verb.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: