Comments on: Creating Default Anchors for custom User Symbols http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/06/26/creating-default-anchors-for-custom-user-symbols/ Postings from the Visualization .NET Development Team Mon, 01 Dec 2008 18:00:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Robert Dupuy http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/06/26/creating-default-anchors-for-custom-user-symbols/#comment-198 Robert Dupuy Thu, 30 Oct 2008 15:44:21 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/06/26/creating-default-anchors-for-custom-user-symbols/#comment-198 There's indeed a bug here, because the number of connections is not taken into account in this particular case. Thanks for pointing it out. I'll fix this problem in a patch. There’s indeed a bug here, because the number of connections is not taken into account in this particular case. Thanks for pointing it out. I’ll fix this problem in a patch.

]]> By: Brian Johnston http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/06/26/creating-default-anchors-for-custom-user-symbols/#comment-196 Brian Johnston Thu, 30 Oct 2008 02:24:48 +0000 http://blogs.ilog.com/netvisu/2008/06/26/creating-default-anchors-for-custom-user-symbols/#comment-196 This is helpful. Seems like the number of connections setting doesn't work; I set it to '1' yet I can drag and connect many lines to a single anchor. Also, could you do in another blog how to programatically navigate to 'connecting' objects by using the anchors? This electrical widget would actually be a great example. Let's assume the transistor is connected to ground on one end, power on another and a diode on the the third. Visually we can see that these items are connected, but how would I tell via code that the transitor object is connected to a ground object on one end, and a diode on another? These little examples like this do wonders for me. Thanks again! This is helpful. Seems like the number of connections setting doesn’t work; I set it to ‘1′ yet I can drag and connect many lines to a single anchor.

Also, could you do in another blog how to programatically navigate to ‘connecting’ objects by using the anchors? This electrical widget would actually be a great example. Let’s assume the transistor is connected to ground on one end, power on another and a diode on the the third. Visually we can see that these items are connected, but how would I tell via code that the transitor object is connected to a ground object on one end, and a diode on another?

These little examples like this do wonders for me. Thanks again!

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