[kepler-dev] New actor tree

Chad Berkley berkley at nceas.ucsb.edu
Thu Oct 14 09:59:38 PDT 2004


I've known for a while that the SimpleTextSearch class skips actors that 
are not ComponentEntities.  This was my fault because I hadn't realized 
that an actor didn't have to be an Entity.  I'll try to fix this today. 
  I think it also skips directors.

chad

Shawn Bowers wrote:
> 
> Actors > Constants > Documentation > Annotation
> 
> This is actually a great example ... The plain text name of the actor is 
> Annotation -- it's class name is TextAttribute.  Need to go back and 
> look at the plain-text search.
> 
> Sorry, no documentation -- it is a work in progress :)
> 
> Also, if you want to add an actor, you'll have to contact the curator 
> (i.e., me).   Hopefully soon there will be some better support for 
> adding new actors. The main idea is that you (1) obtain a unique 
> identifier for the actor and then (2) you assign an annotation to it, 
> e.g., one of the default class names currently in the actor library. The 
> goal is that by doing this, the actor will automatically show up in the 
> library in the appropriate location.
> 
> shawn
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Dan Higgins wrote:
> 
>> Shawn & Chad,
>>
>>    I am looking at yout new actor tree organization and trying to find 
>> things. It looks pretty good!
>> But I had a problem finding the "Annotation" actor. The search didn't 
>> seem to work for me (for 'Annotation' only; other searches seem to work.)
>>    Also, is there any documentation on how the system works (i.e. how 
>> can we add new actors as we develop them)
>>
>> Dan
>>
> 



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