Add a node

[Lorenz Rusch]

Hi,

I'm trying to write an expansion for Guess so that it is able to
collapse some nodes into one.

I have a problem however when adding a node.

StorageFactory.getSL().addNode(newNode);
Guess.getGraph().addNode(newNode);
StorageFactory.getSL().refresh(Guess.getGraph());

After this, the node is visible on the graph but when I try to use it
in the interpreter, I get:

Traceback (innermost last):
File " <string>", line 1, in ?
NameError: newnode

If a export to .gdf, close Guess and open it again with the exported
file. It doesn't give an error and I can use it.

Does anyone knows what I am doing wrong?

[Eytan Adar]

You're breaking an abstraction barrier, graph.addNode(...) will call
the storage subsystem for you and take care of everything.

Something like:

Node newNode = Guess.getGraph().addNode("newnodename");

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[Lorenz Rusch]

Hi,

I tried with graph.addnode() but still the same problem. Still can't use the node in the interpreter.

2010/7/30 Eytan Adar <eyta...@gmail.com>

[Eytan Adar]

Not sure, this is what I just ran in the interpreter:

g.addNode("foo")
foo.color = red

Are you trying to write your expansion in Java or Gython?

-E

[Lorenz Rusch]

I'm writing in Java. So I'm not running in the interpreter..

2010/7/30 Eytan Adar <eyta...@gmail.com>