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I would like a way (in this example) to define a JSAV array where the elements of the array are JSAV linked lists, and each array position contains a pointer to its linked list.
Comment from Ville:
I'm not sure what you describe above as an example is a feature of the linked
list or array or JSAV in general. The way the kind of setup you describe can be
achieved once issue #68 is implemented is to have an array, graphical primitive
lines positioned relative to array indices, and linked lists positioned
relative to the array index/lines.
I would prefer if there were a simpler mechanism than the AV developer doing this by hand as described here. I don't want to have to explicitly lay out the link from the array cell to the linked list and position each linked list. I just want to define the relationships in a fairly intuitive way (by declaring the elements of the array to be JSAV objects), and then have the layout handled for me.
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A use case for this feature is Figure 7.17 on Page 247 of http://people.cs.vt.edu/~shaffer/Book/JAVA3e20120605.pdf
I would like a way (in this example) to define a JSAV array where the elements of the array are JSAV linked lists, and each array position contains a pointer to its linked list.
Comment from Ville:
I would prefer if there were a simpler mechanism than the AV developer doing this by hand as described here. I don't want to have to explicitly lay out the link from the array cell to the linked list and position each linked list. I just want to define the relationships in a fairly intuitive way (by declaring the elements of the array to be JSAV objects), and then have the layout handled for me.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: