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Double-clicking nodes (except those based on proto nodes) enters their subgraph, replacing what's currently viewed in the node graph
A breadcrumb trail shows which node you're in relative to the document's root network
The user can edit the nodes that make up a network-based document node
The current "Output" node is generalized to support multiple graph exports, and an "Input" node is added to support (multiple) graph imports
All the built-in nodes are given sane X/Y coordinates so users viewing those node internals aren't left with a mess
Question for @TrueDoctor: what do we do with DocumentNodeImplementation::Extract nodes— just make them not double clickable as with DocumentNodeImplementation::ProtoNode?
Do we need a way to edit the network's document node's type signature and Properties panel entries?
Future work (for another issue and PR):
A way to edit a document node definition, not just a document node instance
This has no parent network, so unlike editing an instance, the currently-hooked-up imported/exported data has no effect on the wire colors inside the graph for generic data flow (it'll just be gray)
A way to define additional metadata and Properties panel layout for the definition
A way to save an entire definition in a nice compact and human-readable file format so we can replace the long document node definitions file with a folder each containing its own definition file in whatever format we choose (RON?)
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DocumentNodeImplementation::Extract
nodes— just make them not double clickable as withDocumentNodeImplementation::ProtoNode
?Future work (for another issue and PR):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: