Navigation in Alarm Area Panel #2917
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@kasemir, @shroffk, @jembishop, @tynanford, @katysaintin... Any input here? |
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The purpose of the alarm area panel is that you can see from across the room if everything is OK. |
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Thanks @kasemir for your input. |
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Thanks for finding that, and yes, would be good to fix it. |
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This sort of view is similar to an interactive treemap. I don't know much about JavaFX but doesn't seem to have this widget type built in and it would probably make sense to build that first if we wanted this. One example here https://plotly.com/python/treemaps/ implements backwards navigation by displaying a representation of the current path at the top. |
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While the tree map look nice it would in my view not add any new feature compared to the Alarm Tree. Except that all non-leaf nodes would be expanded by default. |
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Our use case for the alarm area panel is placing it on a large TV the operators can view across the control room so no one really interacts with the application besides opening it for the first time. So I'm not opposed but don't see the use case for our site |
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Requested from user: double-click on an item in the Alarm Area Panel view should replace that item with the status of its child items (though not PV nodes). Some UI element would be needed to navigate back.
Of course this in part mimics the functionality of the Alarm Tree, to which the Alarm Area Panel context menu links. Currently though there is a bug: the context menu always launches the Alarm Tree for the default config (but I will fix that).
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