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@tobiasholenstein tobiasholenstein commented Oct 26, 2022

Some graphs may have the same name more than once in IGV. To make it clearer which graph is currently open, all graphs within a group are now enumerated with 1., 2., 3. , etc. Similarly, groups are enumerated with 1 -, 2 -, etc.

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The make it even further easier to distinguish different graphs and group, we can now rename them in two ways.
(A) To rename a group or graph:

  1. click on a graph or group once to select it (does not have to be opened).
  2. click a second time on the selected graph and wait 1-2 seconds.
  3. now you can rename the graph
  4. on Linux F2 works as a shortcut for renaming

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(B) To rename a group or graph:

  1. right-click on a graph or group once to select it (does not have to be opened).
  2. select "Rename.."
  3. now a window opens to rename the graph
  4. The shortcut for this RenameAction is ALT-CTRL-R or OPT-CMD-R on a mac keyboard

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The numbering always starts at 1 and is continuous from 1 to N for N graphs. When a graph is deleted, the numbering of the following graphs changes. This implementation allows the keep the XML format unchanged, because the numbering is only local and not part of the name. However, if a graph/group is renamed, the name in the XML file will also change when it is saved.

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The renaming is simply enabled by overriding canRename() {return true;} in FolderNode and GraphNode

The numbering is implemented in getDisplayName() in Group and InputGraph by concatenating the index of the group/graph with the name.

When a group/graph is deleted the we trigger an update of the index in FolderNode -> destroyNodes(Node[] nodes) by calling node.setDisplayName(node.getDisplayName()) for all nodes.

Refresh the group/graph name in the EditorTopComponent of the opened graph is a bit tricky. It is implemented by adding a Listener to the getDisplayNameChangedEvent() of the currently opened InputGraph in DiagramViewModel. getDisplayNameChangedEvent() is fired whenever the name or the group name of the corresponding InputGraph is changed.


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It works well for me but I'm wondering if "click and wait for 1-2 seconds" (which is more like 3 seconds on my system) should be replaced by an entry in the right-click menu. For fast renaming, a shortcut (F2) can be used, which already works.

I spotted the following (existing) issue:

  • Open Phase 5
  • Delete Phase 2
  • The graph changes. Phase 6 is now displayed while the selection still shows Phase 5.

I don't think deleting a non-opened phase should affect the currently opened one, right?

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It works well for me but I'm wondering if "click and wait for 1-2 seconds" (which is more like 3 seconds on my system) should be replaced by an entry in the right-click menu. For fast renaming, a shortcut (F2) can be used, which already works.

I spotted the following (existing) issue:

  • Open Phase 5
  • Delete Phase 2
  • The graph changes. Phase 6 is now displayed while the selection still shows Phase 5.

I don't think deleting a non-opened phase should affect the currently opened one, right?

Thanks for testing @TobiHartmann !

I agree that a right-click menu is more convenient. I added this functionality and updated the PR.

The issue with the deleting is known and it already exists an bug report: https://bugs.openjdk.org/browse/JDK-8294066

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Thanks for updating. Looks good to me!

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Nice improvement! Works as expected - looks good to me.

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tobiasholenstein commented Nov 2, 2022

Thanks @chhagedorn and @TobiHartmann for the reviews!

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