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IPortStyle

Style implementation for IPort instances in an IGraph.
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Remarks

Implementations are responsible for rendering IPort instances in a CanvasComponent. It is up to the implementation to interpret the visual appearance of a port. The framework uses the associated, possibly shared renderer to perform the actual rendering of this style for a given port. This interface extends the ICloneable interface. This allows clients to obtain a persistent copy of the current state of this style. Immutable style implementations may return themselves.

See Also

Working with styles (and their style renderers) is explained in detail in the section Visualization of Graph Elements: Styles.

Demos

Shows how to create custom styles for nodes, edges, labels, ports, and edge arrows.
Visualize a port as a basic circle shape

Members

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Properties

Gets the renderer implementation that can be queried for implementations that provide details about the visual appearance and visual behavior for a given port and this style instance.
The idiom for retrieving, e.g. an IVisualCreator implementation for a given style is:
const creator = style.renderer.getVisualCreator(port, style)
const visual = creator.createVisual(context)
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Methods

Create a clone of this object.
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Return Value

Object
A clone of this object.

Constants

A void implementation of a port style that does nothing and behaves like an invisible style.