A graph navigator is an open ended user interface with capabilities for:
A user interface can then be implementad as a navigator. The navigator has a current resource, an operations for
Let’s dig into some examples.
Term | Specialization |
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Resource | Web page |
Linked resources | Links on page |
View current resource | Default view |
Navigate to linked resource | Click link |
Term | Specialization |
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Resource | Folder |
Linked resources | Subfolders and symbolic links in folder |
View current resource | ls |
Navigate to linked resource | cd |
Term | Specialization |
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Resource | Folder |
Linked resources | Subfolders and symbolic links in folder |
View current resource | Default view |
Navigate to linked resource | Press RET on link |
Term | Specialization |
---|---|
Resource | Git object |
Linked resources | Related git objects |
View current resource | Depends on type of Git object. |
Navigate to linked resource | Press RET on link |
A graph navigator generator provides primitives and/or structure that enables creating graph navigators.
Term | Specialization |
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Resource | Buffer |
Navigate to resource | Press RET |
Navigate to resource | Run command: M-x my-navigation-function |
Term | Specialization |
---|---|
Resource | Line |
Navigate to resource | Press RET |
Term | Specialization |
---|---|
View resource | (datafy resource) |
View resource links | Select links from (datafy resource) |
Navigate to resource | (nav resource) |
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I don’t even know where to start.
Disclaimer: my pet project.