diff --git a/Projects/Visual-Scripting/UI/Function-Libraries/UiObjectsFromNodes.js b/Projects/Visual-Scripting/UI/Function-Libraries/UiObjectsFromNodes.js index 9a1521073..866922ce1 100644 --- a/Projects/Visual-Scripting/UI/Function-Libraries/UiObjectsFromNodes.js +++ b/Projects/Visual-Scripting/UI/Function-Libraries/UiObjectsFromNodes.js @@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ function newVisualScritingFunctionLibraryUiObjectsFromNodes() { return } - /* + /* If the workspace already contains a root node with the id of the head of the hierarchy we are loading, we remove it because the plugin file has precedence. */ @@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ function newVisualScritingFunctionLibraryUiObjectsFromNodes() { } receivedNode.isPlugin = true /* - We will force the Plugin codeName to the same to the fileName. + We will force the Plugin codeName to the same to the fileName. */ let config try { @@ -296,7 +296,7 @@ function newVisualScritingFunctionLibraryUiObjectsFromNodes() { function syncronizePortfolioSessionsFoundAtWorkspaceWithBackEnd() { for (let i = 0; i < portfolioSessionsFoundAtWorkspace.length; i++) { let node = portfolioSessionsFoundAtWorkspace[i] - UI.projects.algorithmicPortfolio.functionLibraries.portfolioSessionFunctions.syncronizeSessionWithBackEnd(node) + UI.projects.portfolioManagement.functionLibraries.portfolioSessionFunctions.syncronizeSessionWithBackEnd(node) } portfolioSessionsFoundAtWorkspace = undefined } @@ -399,7 +399,7 @@ function newVisualScritingFunctionLibraryUiObjectsFromNodes() { } break } - // If child node is in an array look for it + // If child node is in an array look for it case 'array': { if (node[property.name] !== undefined) { let nodePropertyArray = node[property.name] @@ -527,9 +527,9 @@ function newVisualScritingFunctionLibraryUiObjectsFromNodes() { node.project = "Community-Plugins" } - /* + /* This function can be called with a positionOffset to change the node - saved position and all of its descendants positions as well with an + saved position and all of its descendants positions as well with an offset. It can also happen that the positionOffset is defined as a property of the node, in which case it will produce exactly the same effect. */