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Painting objects with Mondrian. Michael Meyer and Tudor Gîrba. ESUG 2006, Prague

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Painting objects with Mondrian
Michael Meyer and Tudor Gîrba
Software Composition Group
University of Berne
Switzerland
September 6, 2006

70% of our sensors are dedicated to vision
Do you see?
Picture it!
Let’s see
I see

What we have: Graphviz is a visualization engine
digraph classGraph {
A [ shape=polygon, width = 6 ... ]
B [ shape=polygon, width = 5 ... ]
...
A -> B
C -> D
...
}

What we would like
Scripting
Instance based
Any data model
Close to data
Interaction

Mondrian metaphor: painting a view
Composition with Red,Yellow and Blue
Piet Mondrian (1921)

The simplest Mondrian script is an empty view
view :=ViewRenderer new.
view open.

The view consists of nodes and edges arranged
according to a layout
view :=ViewRenderer new.
view nodes: classes.
view edges: classes from: [:each | each superclass] to: [:each | each].
view treeLayout.
view open.

Visual representation is given by the shape
view :=ViewRenderer new.
view borderedRectangleShape height: [:each | each numberOfMethods].
view nodes: classes.
view edges: classes from: [:each | each superclass] to: [:each | each].
view treeLayout.
view open.

Blocks can be replaced by symbols
view :=ViewRenderer new.
view borderedRectangleShape height: #numberOfMethods.
view nodes: classes.
view edgesFrom: #superclass.
view treeLayout.
view open.

Nesting is done through blocks
view :=ViewRenderer new.
view borderedRectangleShape.
view nodes: classes forEach: [:each |
view nodes: each methods.
view gridLayout].
view edgesFrom: #superclass.
view treeLayout.
view open.

Interaction is scriptable, too
view :=ViewRenderer new.
view2 :=ViewRenderer new.
view interaction onSelect: [:each | each viewOn: view2].
view interaction popupView: [:each :aView | each viewOn: aView].
view nodes: ...
...
view open.
view2 open.

Mondrian
Close to data
Any data model
Scripting
Interaction
Least object creation
Instance based
Soon in the Cincom Store ...
September 6, 2006

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Painting objects with Mondrian

1. Painting objects with Mondrian Michael Meyer and Tudor Gîrba Software Composition Group University of Berne Switzerland September 6, 2006

2. Mondrian is about visualization

3. Mondrian is also about interaction

4. please ask questions

5. Why visualization?

6. “One picture is worth a thousand words”

8. some took it literally :)

9. 70% of our sensors are dedicated to vision Do you see? Picture it! Let’s see I see

10. How many groups do you see?

11. How many groups do you see?

12. How many groups do you see?

13. How many groups do you see?

14. 70% of our sensors are dedicated to vision Do you see? Picture it! Let’s see I see

15. “One picture is worth a thousand words”

16. Example: What is ?

17.

18.

19.

20.

21.

22. What we have: Graphviz is a visualization engine digraph classGraph { A [ shape=polygon, width = 6 ... ] B [ shape=polygon, width = 5 ... ] ... A -> B C -> D ... }

23. What we would like Scripting Instance based Any data model Close to data Interaction

24. What we would like Scripting Instance based Any data model Close to data Interaction

25. Mondrian

26. Mondrian metaphor: painting a view

27. Mondrian metaphor: painting a view

28. Mondrian metaphor: painting a view Composition with Red,Yellow and Blue Piet Mondrian (1921)

29. The simplest Mondrian script is an empty view view :=ViewRenderer new. view open.

30. The view consists of nodes and edges arranged according to a layout view :=ViewRenderer new. view nodes: classes. view edges: classes from: [:each | each superclass] to: [:each | each]. view treeLayout. view open.

31. Visual representation is given by the shape view :=ViewRenderer new. view borderedRectangleShape height: [:each | each numberOfMethods]. view nodes: classes. view edges: classes from: [:each | each superclass] to: [:each | each]. view treeLayout. view open.

32. Blocks can be replaced by symbols view :=ViewRenderer new. view borderedRectangleShape height: #numberOfMethods. view nodes: classes. view edgesFrom: #superclass. view treeLayout. view open.

33. Nesting is done through blocks view :=ViewRenderer new. view borderedRectangleShape. view nodes: classes forEach: [:each | view nodes: each methods. view gridLayout]. view edgesFrom: #superclass. view treeLayout. view open.

34. What about interaction?

35. Interaction is scriptable, too view :=ViewRenderer new. view2 :=ViewRenderer new. view interaction onSelect: [:each | each viewOn: view2]. view interaction popupView: [:each :aView | each viewOn: aView]. view nodes: ... ... view open. view2 open.

36. Mondrian Close to data Any data model Scripting Interaction Least object creation Instance based Soon in the Cincom Store ... September 6, 2006

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