Red syntax tree explorer
<struct> can be block of code (or empty block), file, function, object or map.
Drawing edges can take some time with longer code. Can't switch off auto-sync?, because then it will crash.
Try out options on contextual menu while pointing on node.
Nodes can be added, edited and deleted from menu opened by right-clicking on canvas, edge or node itself.
Also, if ctrl-dragging from a node and releasing mouse over canvas, empty node is added, connected to the initial node. If dragged with left-button, logic of direction is from arg to root, if dragged with mid-button, logic is from root to arg.
Edges can be added by ctrl-dragging from one node to the other. Edge should be drawn from argument to root. Root may be function name or collector. Collector is either empty node for block, () for paren or #() for map. Text should be entered with delimiters, as well as all data with special syntax.
Individual nodes can be moved by dragging. With shift all dependent nodes (usually those on right) are moved also. With shift-alt parent nodes (usually those on left) are moved. With shift-<down-arrow> dependent nodes below current node are moved (while dragging with mouse) and with shift-<up-arrow> dependent nodes above the current are moved. (For some reason this may break down when changing between moving parent and dependent nodes.)
By dragging on canvas a box can be drawn around group of nodes. Surrounded nodes are moved together with box (dragged from border), but this is problematic, as it will affect other nodes on collision. Box can be deleted brom menu opend by right-click on border.
Use wheel to scroll canvas up and down.
- Find way to speed it up
- Add System dialect(?)