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"We found the GoDiagram tools to be extremely powerful, flexible, and easy to use."
Joey Runyans
Senior Software Engineer
Aegis Technologies Group |
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GO++ Features |
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GO++ Diagram Support
GO++ is an excellent choice for applications that must display
diagrams. We support creating nodes as simple or complicated as
your application requires, and a variety means of connecting those
nodes.
Groups: GO++ is a hierarchical display list system, and our groups
(CGoArea) are the container objects. GO is very flexible in its
definition of groups. Groups are the way to create "Nodes"
in GO++. Nodes are groups of CGoText, CGoMetafiles, CGoRectangles,
etc to give the appearance of the node, combined with the appropriate
number and type of CGoPorts for providing "Linking"
capability between nodes.
Ports: provide 3 things:
- Endpoints for the links. Links can't exist without a
port on each end. Ports can give links hints about how they should
draw themselves.
- Appearance (optional - ports can be zero size). Appearance
of ports is defined by the application. Demo1 just has some samples.
- User interaction - visible ports can be used as a place
to mouse down to start the creation of a link. This provides a
Modeless GUI to link creation which we feel is generally preferable
to the "switch to link creation mode" button common
in many diagramming packages.
Links: A Link (sometimes called an edge or arc) is a set of points
that define a path between two ports. They can have any number
of points, and the "routing" algorithm is overridable.
We provide 2 instances of routing, both quite simple.
Links also support arrowheads, popular in the classic CASE tool,
or UML diagrams.
Ports and Links can conspire during a Link creation to make sure
that you are making a valid connection (all via overridable virtual
methods).
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GO++ Library
Price: $895
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GO++ AutoLayout
Option
Price: $895
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