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Example UsageArgumentsDefault ParamsReturn Value
gs.addGlyph(elem, glyphId, size, overlay, trans);

elem: d3 selection of the SVG element into which this glyph will go

glyphId: the name of the glyph you want to add

size: the size in pixels that the glyph will be (must be a number)

overlay: boolean of whether this glyph will overlay another glyph

trans: an array of (x,y) coordinates of translation

size: 40

overlay: false

trans: false

the d3 selection of the 'use' element just created for your glyph

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The Glyphs

The ONOS GUI comes with several built in glyphs that you can use. Here are pictures and names of them all.

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core glyphs pre-defined in the Glyph library can be viewed with the following utility web page:

https://github.com/opennetworkinglab/onos/blob/master/web/gui/src/main/webapp/_dev/show-glyphs.html

IntelliJ has a feature where hovering the mouse near the top-right corner of the editor pane of an .html file will invoke a context menu of possible browsers to launch the page into:

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So, loading show-glyphs.html into the editor and launching it, will open a page that loads and displays the glyphs in the library:

[ screen shot needed ] 

(Note: this page has been broken since the removal of third-party source from the ONOS source tree – fix pending)