sábado, 3 de abril de 2010

Stormy Saturday

Hey people!
Today I was trying to solve some graph's exercises but I still coudn't convince myself that I'm correct. This is a signal that I'm not, but maybe almost.
So, I decide to write this post and think about where could I be wrong.
Another thing is that I had a crazy idea (with a cousin's help rs), about computer graphics. I'll try to model a guitar in C with OpenGL. And maybe I'll post the result here as an image (depends on the result). It's a small challenge.
I'll take this opportunity to write about my other projects that I've just mentioned in the previous post.

The first: I'm developing a tool, called VejoGrafos (and you can laugh), to help the comprehension about graphs, the development is stopped cause I have little time to spend with it. Follow some images about the tool:


VejoGrafos: this is a functionality that shows vertices with degree equals to 0 in a graph.

The second: The second is about to start. It will be in the computer graphics discipline. The idea that I've mentioned above about OpenGL is a trainning to this second project.

Now it's time to come back to my exercises. In this stormy saturday I coudn't have anything better to do. Why stormy saturday? Cause I like the stormy monday blues song, the only difference it's that today it's not monday.

Well, today it's only this.

5 comentários:

  1. Interesting tool man. I'm assuming it was made in java, yes? If so, what library did you use to build it? JGraph or something similar? See you.

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  2. Yes, I'm using Java to build it. But I'm not using any library. It's only Java and its API. I tried to use JGraph, but I thought it was complicated.

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  3. What's up Felipe!?
    I'm really looking foward to download the 1st version of VejoGrafos!

    It seemed to be a great tool for graph theory students.
    Congratulations!

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  4. Did you use the java2D api to draw the elements? Is it possible to move a vertex around the screen and keep its incident edges still connected?

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  5. Yes. I know it's not a good solution, but I'm trying to better it. Does JGraph make this possible easily?

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