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| When I look at Mark's diagram, it seems clear to me that we're asking the wrong question. Let's turn the problem around, and look at things from the user standpoint.
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| Take this simple test: Look at a Pipeline Browser representation, and without thinking about (code, etc.) implementation, draw the graph that it represents. Think as a <i>user</i>, not a <i>programmer</i>.
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| ===The Test===
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| What does this Pipeline Browser representation show? To me, it logically represents [[Browser_branch_pipeline.png | this filter graph. ]]
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| What does this Pipeline Browser representation show? To me, it shows [[Browser_straight_pipeline.png | this filter graph.]]
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| ===Conclusion===
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| In other words, when I look at the Pipeline Browser hierarchy, I think it naturally leads to 'indentation means connection'. If we do it this way, I think we solve several problems - the thing makes sense, and I think it's easy to understand. Of course, this comes at the sacrifice of width - large chains of filters will be 'wide', because we always indent. Remember - we made this choice in the design discussion, because we didn't want these things becoming wide.
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| To me, the 'indent means connection' design makes sense, and it makes the whole widget easier to understand. Because of this, I like it for the first rev. We can, through user testing see how long a typical pipeline becomes (how wide they become), and address that problem.
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| --[[User:Hollywood|David]] 15:30, 28 March 2006 (EST)
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