[kepler-dev] EML200DataSource Problems
Rod Spears
rods at ku.edu
Thu Oct 7 10:59:07 PDT 2004
I am looking into a different problem at the moment then I will take a
look at this.
Rod
Chad Berkley wrote:
> I just tried this and get the same results...when i drag the bears
> dataset out, it has no ports. I then move the actor on the canvas and
> 3 ports appear. If I search for datos, find the datos dataset then
> drag it out, it has no ports. i then move the datos dataset and a
> bunch of ports appear on the actor. the bear actor, however, does not
> change when i move the datos dataset. I did not see that the number
> of ports for the bear actor was incorrect, although the first time i
> tried this, kepler completely froze while I was doing the 2nd search.
> I couldn't repro that though.
>
> chad
>
> Dan Higgins wrote:
>
>> Hi Rod,
>> I was playing around with the Data tab in Kepler and ran into some
>> strange behaviors (bugs?) that you may know how to fix (unless it is
>> just on my machine).
>>
>> 1) Open a new Graph Editor. Then click on the 'Data' tab and search
>> for 'bear'. The dataset "Bears are Really big" will appear in the
>> tree. Drag it to the panel on the right. Everything is OK so far. [I
>> see that now no output port no automatically appear and that one has
>> to "Look Inside" to configure a table. I think it might be useful to
>> have a default output of the table as a string (or a parameter to set
>> that)].
>>
>> 2) Before you 'Look Inside', just drag the icon around to a new
>> location. Three output ports appear when you finish moving the actor!
>>
>> 3) Now do another search (leaving the 'bears' actor in place), say
>> for 'datos' and drag the result to the right. Now move this second
>> actor. I get a bunch of output ports appearing on BOTH the datos and
>> the bear dataset! The number for the 'bears' actor is NOT correct!
>>
>> Can you reproduce this?
>>
>> Dan
>>
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