Configuration of how a GraphCanvas should render Connections and its background.
Is used for GraphCanvas as its drawing style and does not affect how Nodes or Ports are drawn.
A high-performance painter that draws connections and animated dots.
Uses the Visualizer to determine selected and highlighting aspects of its connections.
The animation uses one global instance to allow performant animation of all connection indicators.
GraphModel represents a standard directed Graph.
It contains Nodes (nodeModels) and their Connections (connectionModels).
Every Node in this Graph is an element of NodeModel containing a unique Id and several PortModel to indicate
what type of information to receive or transmit.
Methods for the addition of Nodes, connecting Ports etc are provided in this class.
A GraphVisualiser sits on top of a GraphModel (the data) and keeps
track of everything that is purely visual or interactive: where each node
is drawn, which nodes are selected or hovered, which port is currently
being connected, and the state of the marquee (rubber-band) selection.
The state of a visual node element. The NodeVisual uses this to render and react to changes
properly. Contains a reference to model, position, size and the PortViewStates of ports.
If paintOrder is 0 it is considered standard node. With paintOrder 1 it will be drawn above the other nodes.
Snaps a position to a defined granularity.
Global attribute granularity can be defined for snapping behaviour of the nodes on a canvas.
Setting it to 0 disables snapping.
