Gist 3511666

Gist 3511573

This example visualizes the structure of an XML Schema Definition (XSD) complex type as an interactive hierarchical tree. It uses d3.forceSimulation to position nodes representing XML elements and attributes, with links drawn as curved paths. The visualization highlights the SBSegmentType definition, showing its children group and attributes like centerOfMass and mass. The data is parsed from the provided XSLT file, and the rendering relies on standard D3.js scales and SVG path generators to display the schema's nested relationships.

86% match

Gist 3511889

This visualization demonstrates the structure of an XML schema’s GroupType definition, showing how child elements and attribute groups are organized hierarchically. It renders the schema as an interactive tree using D3.js, where each node represents a complex type, element, or attribute group. The code employs `d3.forceSimulation` to position nodes and uses SVG paths to draw links between parent and child elements. The underlying data comes from the XSLT file, which defines the schema’s nested relationships, and the visualization updates dynamically as the simulation runs.

Gist 3511653

This visualization uses a force-directed simulation to arrange nodes representing XML schema components, specifically complex types like CoordinateType. The layout relies on d3.forceSimulation to position elements, while the rendering shows the hierarchical relationship between the coordinate type definition and its attribute group references. The code defines XML schema elements and attributes, such as the point attribute of type MFVec3f, and visualizes their structural connections. The data source is the XSLT file itself, which contains the schema definitions being displayed.

Gist 3512045

This visualization maps the structure of X3D scene-graph definitions by rendering an XML schema as a network of nodes and links. It shows how complex types, elements, and attribute groups interconnect through references and inheritance. The code uses D3.js’s `forceSimulation` to compute node positions and SVG paths to draw links between schema components. Node sizes and colors encode type hierarchy, while the XSLT source file is parsed to extract these relationships. The rendering approach relies on standard SVG elements and D3’s data-binding to reflect the schema’s nested dependencies.

Gist 3511659

This example visualizes the hierarchical structure of an XML Schema Definition (XSD) type, specifically the `TextureCoordinateType` complex type and its nested `IS` element. Built with D3.js, it uses `d3.forceSimulation` to position nodes in a force-directed graph, with links representing the `element` and `attribute` relationships from the XML. The visualization reads the gistfile1.txt source directly, parsing the XSD to extract the type hierarchy. Nodes are rendered as circles, and edges connect parent and child components, showing the schema’s logical layout. The code also references the `DefUseGroup` attribute group, indicating reuse of common definitions in the rendered graph.

Gist 3512071

This example visualizes the structure of an XML schema by rendering its complex type definitions and element relationships. It uses d3.forceSimulation to position nodes in a force-directed layout, with SVG paths drawn via d3.geoPath to connect related elements. The code parses the XSLT file’s type hierarchy, mapping attributes and child elements into a graph. Rendering relies on d3’s selection and data-binding APIs, while the force simulation’s tick handler updates node coordinates and link positions dynamically. The visualization highlights how the SwitchType and its nested choice elements relate to other schema components.

Gist 3511495

This visualization displays an XML Schema complex type definition for line properties, showing the hierarchical structure of elements and attributes. It uses a force-directed layout via `d3.forceSimulation` to position nodes representing XML components, with links depicting parent-child relationships and attribute references. The code renders the graph using SVG elements, including circles for elements and rectangles for attributes, while labels show names and default values like `lineColor` and `width`. The data comes directly from the parsed XSLT file, with node positions animated through simulated forces.

84% match

Gist 3511675

This visualization renders an X3D IndexedFaceSet schema definition as a structured diagram, showing the hierarchical relationships between the complexType and its child elements (color, coord, normal, texCoord) along with their attributes and default values. The code uses XSLT transformations to process the XML schema, likely converting it into a graphical node-and-link representation. It highlights the element declarations, attribute groups, and type definitions from the X3D specification, with the source data being the gistfile1.xslt file. The visualization emphasizes the schema’s structure, including optional attributes like ccw, solid, and coordIndex, without implying any interactive or dynamic behavior.