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Hi, there is a bit of documentation available, but admittedly not much: The edge placement specifies how a child of an edge is placed relative to the edge. You can specify a side (left, right, top, bottom, on), an offset, and a position, which I think is in percent (0.5 means center, 0 means at the source, 1 means at the target). Additionally you can specify whether to rotate the child according to the angle of the edge. See also API for the builder: I hope this helps! |
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Hi,
there is a bit of documentation available, but admittedly not much:
https://www.eclipse.org/glsp/documentation/clientlayouting/#edge-layout
The edge placement specifies how a child of an edge is placed relative to the edge. You can specify a side (left, right, top, bottom, on), an offset, and a position, which I think is in percent (0.5 means center, 0 means at the source, 1 means at the target). Additionally you can specify whether to rotate the child according to the angle of the edge.
See also API for the builder:
https://github.com/eclipse-glsp/glsp-server/blob/master/plugins/org.eclipse.glsp.graph/src/org/eclipse/glsp/graph/builder/impl/GEdgePlacementBuilder.java
I hope this helps!