Examples of org.gephi.graph.api.HierarchicalGraph.resetViewToTopNodes()

Class org.gephi.graph.api.HierarchicalGraph

Examples of org.gephi.graph.api.HierarchicalGraph.resetViewToTopNodes()

org.gephi.graph.api.HierarchicalGraph.resetViewToTopNodes()
Reset the current view to top nodes of the clustered graph tree. Therefore the getNodesInView() method returns only these nodes. @throws IllegalMonitorStateException if the current thread is holding a read lock

        for (Node n : graph.getNodes()) {
            assertEquals(1, graph.getLevel(n));
            assertFalse(graph.isInView(graph.getParent(n)));
        }


        graph.resetViewToTopNodes();
        for (Node n : graph.getNodes()) {
            assertEquals(0, graph.getLevel(n));
        }


        graph.resetViewToLevel(1);

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        Node[] nodeGroup = new Node[]{nodeMap.get("Node 1"), nodeMap.get("Node 2")};
        graphGlobal.groupNodes(nodeGroup);


        GraphView newView = dhnsGlobal.newView();
        HierarchicalGraph viewGraph = dhnsGlobal.getHierarchicalGraph(newView);
        viewGraph.resetViewToTopNodes();
        viewGraph.flatten();


        dhnsGlobal.destroyView(newView);
        viewGraph = null;
        newView = null;

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