Basic manipulation features

• Pan by left-dragging background.
• Rearrange nodes by left-dragging.
• Shift-Click to Select.
• Shift-Drag to Window Select

Toolbar based features

• Zoom - Zoom in and out.
• Rotate - Rotates the whole display about the center.
• Hyperbolic - Controls the amount of hyperbolic distortion on the display. This is the "lensing" effect that makes the center of the display "magnify".

Double-click to Open

Double-click on a wikipage node and a new browser window open with the double-clicked page automatically shown.

Right-Click on Node

Opens context sensitive popup menu.

• Edit Wiki Page
• Hide Neighbors
• Hide Node
• Make Decoration
• Show Hidden Edges
• Show Neighbors
• Toggle Node Pinning

Right-Click On Background

Opens context sensitive popup menu.

• Edit Decorations
• Edit Query
• Save Image
• Show Hidden Nodes
• Toggle Unreferenced

Right-Click on Edge

Opens context sensitive popup menu.

• Hide Edge

Simple Name Search

Try typing a few characters for a rudimentary title (prefix-based) search. A better seach would be interesting if anyone cares to implement it. (Hmmm, it would be cool if the WikiRPCInterface had a means to request a search, especially if the wiki had the Lucene based search engine!)

Tooltip Page Content

Hover over a wikipage node and the raw wikitext of the page is retrieved and a leading portion of the page text is shown as a tooltip. Very useful if the first sentence or two on the page is a nice description or summary.

Visualization of QueryPlugin results

This plugin accepts a pages= parameter to feed into an embedded QueryPlugin instance. This allows a subset of the pages in a wiki to be visualized. This greatly reduces the amount of "tangle" that often is evident with a visualization of a wiki.

SOMEDAY: Dynamic Locality-Shifting Display

The "locality-shifting" feature of the original TouchGraph code is not implemented, right now the entire graph is shown all at once. Adding some concept of "locality radius" would be very cool, but I probably won't do it anytime soon. My needs are not for a dynamically shifting graph of some radius of nodes, but more a visualiztion of everything present with specific diectives applied to it to "condense" the web of the graph into a more "concise" form. That isn't to say tha tlocality-shifting isn't very cool, and that I wouldn't love to see a patch!!! --JohnV