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[Feature] 关系图graph可以支持同时拖动多个节点吗? #20688

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viewercq opened this issue Jan 15, 2025 · 1 comment
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[Feature] 关系图graph可以支持同时拖动多个节点吗? #20688

viewercq opened this issue Jan 15, 2025 · 1 comment
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What problem does this feature solve?

通过设置draggable: true, 可以同时拖动一个节点
通过设置selectedMode: 'multiple',可以通过多次选择选中多个节点
但是这两个选项不能实现类似 https://dragselect.com/ 的交互:

  1. 通过拖拽选择多个节点
  2. 选择多个节点后,可以通过拖拽移动选中的节点

What does the proposed API look like?

NA

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@viewercq It seems you are not using English, I've helped translate the content automatically. To make your issue understood by more people and get helped, we'd like to suggest using English next time. 🤗

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[Feature] Can the graph support dragging multiple nodes at the same time?

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What problem does this feature solve?

By setting draggable: true, you can drag a node at the same time
Multiple nodes can be selected by setting selectedMode: 'multiple'
However, these two options do not allow for https://dragselect.com/-like interactions:

  1. Select multiple nodes by dragging and dropping
  2. After selecting multiple nodes, you can move the selected nodes by dragging and dropping

What does the proposed API look like?

NA

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