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Often, the conversion of a single node from normal to seed state dramatically transforms the citation graph. Often I find myself in a situation where I think "I wanna add these three nodes there as seed papers", so I go and add the first one as a a seed… and then the graph explodes and I have a hard time visually finding the other two papers I wanted to add.
I figure one could solve this problem with some sort of multiselect implementation, however, that'd preconditionally require implementing some sort of buffer/queue-->could just expose that directly, which would probably make for less coding effort.
I'd also support multi-select support, but I suspect that'd take a lot more effort?
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I think multiselect wouldn't actually be too hard to implement. The queue should just be handled naturally by promises in javascript. I might have a go at implementing this in the coming weeks.
Often, the conversion of a single node from normal to seed state dramatically transforms the citation graph. Often I find myself in a situation where I think "I wanna add these three nodes there as seed papers", so I go and add the first one as a a seed… and then the graph explodes and I have a hard time visually finding the other two papers I wanted to add.
I figure one could solve this problem with some sort of multiselect implementation, however, that'd preconditionally require implementing some sort of buffer/queue-->could just expose that directly, which would probably make for less coding effort.
I'd also support multi-select support, but I suspect that'd take a lot more effort?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: