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| =Coding period= | | =Coding period= |
− | ===''Week 14''===
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− | ====Firm pencils down day: 20/08/2012====
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− | * Adjusted the ''doc/docbook/system/mann/en/graph.xml'' according to the changes made on the subcommands and added a brief documentation for the '''igraph''' command.
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| ===''Week 13''=== | | ===''Week 13''=== |
− | ====19/08/2012====
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− | * Added two subcommands for the '''graph''' command: '''show''' and '''positions'''.
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− | * Removed the previous ''graph_objects_positions'' and ''graph_structure'' commands.
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− | * Renamed the previously named Tcl ''graph'' procedure into '''igraph''' - this command launches the interactive graph; along with this procedure, the ''src/tclscripts/graph'' was renamed into ''src/tclscripts/'''igraph''''', and the file ''src/tclscripts/graph/graph.tcl'' was renamed into ''src/tclscripts/'''igraph/igraph.tcl'''''.
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− | * The '''igraph''' command works in MGED; when launched in Archer, an error message in outputted saying that the command is not available yet.
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− | * Took care of some command error cases (C and Tcl).
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− | ====18/08/2012====
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− | * Again tried to integrate the previously mentioned command in Archer - Didn't find an example that would suit me. I found commands that would have procedures that use C wrapped commands but they were either working strictly for Archer or for MGED, not for both.
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| ====17/08/2012==== | | ====17/08/2012==== |
| * Introduced a '''graph''' command and its '''show''' subcommand. | | * Introduced a '''graph''' command and its '''show''' subcommand. |