Planet SoC

I implemented the Complete Pipeline task for OpenBiomind-GUI. Following is the snapshot of the wizard:

OpenBiomind generates a Graphviz dot file as an output of GraphFeatures task. In the GUI, we thought to provide a image of the graph too. This was simply achieved using the dot utility provided by Graphviz.

Following snippet shows a sample usage (working example can be seen in this snippet was modified from revision 46 of GraphFeaturesWizard):

// final String graphvizDotUtilityPath = …
// final String imageType = … // “png”, “gif”, or other supported type
// final String sourceDotFilePath = …

OpenBiomind generates a Graphviz dot file as an output of GraphFeatures task. In the GUI, we thought to provide a image of the graph too. This was simply achieved using the dot utility provided by Graphviz.

Following snippet shows a sample usage (working example can be seen in this snippet was modified from revision 46 of GraphFeaturesWizard):

// final String graphvizDotUtilityPath = …
// final String imageType = … // “png”, “gif”, or other supported type
// final String sourceDotFilePath = …

OpenBiomind generates a Graphviz dot file as an output of GraphFeatures task. In the GUI, we thought to provide a image of the graph too. This was simply achieved using the dot utility provided by Graphviz.

Following snippet shows a sample usage (working example can be seen in this snippet was modified from revision 46 of GraphFeaturesWizard):

// final String graphvizDotUtilityPath = …
// final String imageType = … // “png”, “gif”, or other supported type
// final String sourceDotFilePath = …

I implemented the Graph Features task for OpenBiomind-GUI. Following is the snapshot of the wizard:

I implemented the Graph Features task for OpenBiomind-GUI. Following is the snapshot of the wizard:

I implemented the Graph Features task for OpenBiomind-GUI. Following is the snapshot of the wizard:

Here is the preference dialog of the application.

Here is the preference dialog of the application:

I implemented an Image Editor to display the generated image. I needed that for View Clusters task. Found a good amount of help from Snippet 48 of SWT Snippets. Following is the snapshot of the workbench after opening the image file: