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	Note that the Process Path Visualizer doesn't show separate instances of the model elements.		Note that the Process Path Visualizer doesn't show separate instances of the model elements.
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		+	== Properties Tab ==
		+	The following properties can be set on the Properties tab:
		+	* '''Name''': Name of the Process Path Visualizer presentation object.
		+	* '''Description''': Description for the Process Path Visualizer presentation object.

	== Presentation Tab ==		== Presentation Tab ==

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	=== Decluttering the Diagram ===		=== Decluttering the Diagram ===
	To keep the diagram uncluttered when adding new elements to the path, it's advisable to hide the unneeded relations (left-click an element in the path) from the elements you have previously added to the path.		To keep the diagram uncluttered when adding new elements to the path, it's advisable to hide the unneeded relations (left-click an element in the path) from the elements you have previously added to the path.
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 The Process Path Visualizer is a presentation object that queries QPR ProcessDesigner and QPR EnterpriseArchitect data from QPR Suite Web Service and visualizes the relations between elements as boxes and arrows between the boxes.
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 * '''Mouse wheel scrolling''' will zoom the diagram
 Information about the selected path elements, and the layout of the diagram is stored in the session context in the context variable named '''pathVisualizerData'''. You can [[QPR_UI_Workspace#Creating_bookmarks|bookmark]] the view to store the diagram state for later use. Another option is to copy the value of the pathVisualizerData context variable from the session context, store the value somewhere, and when later using the view, paste the value into the pathVisualizerData context variable in the session context.
-- Diagram shows either selected element types/relations (include mode) or excludes selected element types/relations (exclude mode) (it not able to go beyond the excluded relations)
+=== Decluttering the Diagram ===
-- Element types can be hidden, meaning that the all the hidden element relations are connected to each other (usecase: hide connector objects)
+To keep the diagram uncluttered when adding new elements to the path, it's advisable to hide the unneeded relations (left-click an element in the path) from the elements you have previously added to the path.

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 == Interaction with Boxes and Arrows ==
-MO93162470 Clicking an element that is not in the path will add it to the path
+The elements shown on the diagram are interacted with in the following way:
-MO98345298 The relation visualizer will show all related elements of the elements in the selected path
+* '''Left-clicking an element that is not in the path''' will add it to the path with its relations and related elements shown. The element will also be selected.
-MO1491353723 When an element is added to the selected path, the element and all new related elements are set as selected
+* '''Left-clicking an element that is in the path''' will hide the related elements and the relations.
-MO95569137 Control-selecting elements will toggle the selection
+* '''Shift + Control + left-clicking''' an element that is in the path will remove the element from the path.
-MO92609881 An element and its related elements can be selected by alt-clicking the element
+Information about the selected path elements, and the layout of the diagram is stored in the session context in the context variable named '''pathVisualizerData'''. You can [[QPR_UI_Workspace#Creating_bookmarks|bookmark]] the view to store the diagram state for later use. Another option is to copy the value of the pathVisualizerData context variable from the session context, store the value somewhere, and when later using the view, paste the value into the pathVisualizerData context variable in the session context.
 - Diagram shows either selected element types/relations (include mode) or excludes selected element types/relations (exclude mode) (it not able to go beyond the excluded relations)

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-The Process Path Visualizer is a presentation object that queries QPR ProcessDesigner and QPR EnterpriseArchitect data from QPR Suite Web Service and visualizes the relations between elements as boxes and arrows between the boxes. The visualization is on the model level, i.e. instances of elements are ignored.
+The Process Path Visualizer is a presentation object that queries QPR ProcessDesigner and QPR EnterpriseArchitect data from QPR Suite Web Service and visualizes the relations between elements as boxes and arrows between the boxes.
 The Process Path Visualizer shows the following relations:
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 * '''System relations''', i.e.: attachedobjects, attachedtoobject, flows, from, fromprocesslevel, informationitems, mappeddestinationinterface, mappedsourceinterface, modelobjects, notes, organizationunit, owner, persons, processsteps, resources, to, toprocesslevel
 == Presentation Tab ==

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 The Process Path Visualizer is a presentation object that queries QPR ProcessDesigner and QPR EnterpriseArchitect data from QPR Suite Web Service and visualizes the relations between elements as boxes and arrows between the boxes. The visualization is on the model level, i.e. instances of elements are ignored.
-The relations that are shown are:
+The Process Path Visualizer shows the following relations:
 * '''Connector'''. There are two different behaviors depending on whether the QPR Suite Web Service you are using supports the "flowroute" attribute or not:
 *# "Flowroute" attribute supported: if a connector comes from or goes to a different diagram, all diagrams in the connector's path through the process hierarchy are shown as targets for the connector relation.

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-== Example Settings ==
+=== Example Settings ===
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+{

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 == Presentation Tab ==
-MO2130056086 Graphical properties can be configured for element types
+On the Presentation tab, you can define the visual properties of the elements and relations shown on the diagram.
-Example settings:
+It's possible to define different settings for different types of element, so that e.g. elements of an "Activity" element type and elements of a "Risk" element type are shown in different colors. The settings is a JSON string in the following format. The main object section contains default settings for the selected (in the path) and the unselected (not in the path) elements and relations, and element type specific settings.
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+{