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The node core is the focal point of a node. It's what you see at first glance. While colors, images, and icons do a good job of setting your mapping code, you may need more than plain text. You could need it formatted in a certain way. With the help of the Core Text section of the Tool Panel, we can format the core text. We can display the text as numbers, dates and times, or mathematical or chemical formulas. As a bonus, we can format nodes to create links between other nodes, files, and websites. As a refresher, you find the Tool Panel on the right side of the main window. To open it, click View > Controls > Tool Panel. We will work with the drop-down box under the Core Text section.
Le noyau du nœud est le point central d'un nœud. C'est ce qu'on voit à première vue. Bien que les couleurs, les images et les icônes permettent de bien définir votre code cartographique, il se peut que vous ayez besoin de plus que du texte brut. Vous pourriez en avoir besoin d'une certaine façon. À l'aide de la section Texte du noeud du Panneau de propriétés, nous pouvons formater le texte de base. Nous pouvons afficher le texte sous forme de chiffres, de dates et d'heures, de formules mathématiques ou chimiques. En prime, nous pouvons formater les nœuds pour créer des liens entre d'autres nœuds, fichiers et sites Web.
Pour vous rafraîchir la mémoire, vous trouverez le panneau d'outils sur le côté droit de la fenêtre principale. Pour l'ouvrir, cliquez sur Affichage > Contrôles > Panneau de propriétés. Nous utiliserons le menu déroulant sous la section Texte calculé.
Core text formats The core text formats fall into three categories, text, numbers, and dates. By selecting the different formats, you can force the core text into a certain format.
Texte calculé
Les principaux formats de texte se répartissent en trois catégories : le texte, les nombres et les dates. En sélectionnant les différents formats, vous pouvez forcer le texte de base à adopter un certain format.
Text Formats Standard Standard is the default format. If you enter a number or a date, it tries to format the text. For numbers, Standard defaults to the #0.#### format (explained below). If you enter a date, Standard will format it as M/d/yy (explained below). Text If you don't want the autoformatting of standard, you can select Text. Text displays the characters as you type them without any formatting. LaTex LaTex is a markup language used for typesetting technical documents. LaTex allows you to create and display mathematical and chemical formulas. While the topic of LaTex is beyond the scope of this article, I will give you an example and some references. After setting a node’s format to LaTex, you can use the LaTex markup in the core text. If you enter \frac{x^2}{5}, you get the fraction shown in the image. When you start typing, a new window appears. This is the LaTex editor. The checkbox ‘Enter confirms’ will cause the window to close when checked. If unchecked, you need to click OK to save your formula. Unparsed LaTex Freeplane uses JLaTexMath to render the LaTex markup. This module does not recognize all LaTex markup. But, you may want to export an entire LaTex document. The unparsed LaTex format will mark the node as LaTex, but will not attempt to render it. Once you export your map, Freeplane will pass the markup to the export engine to render. If the export engine can render the LaTex, it will. For more details on using LaTex in Freeplane: http://freeplane.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/LaTeX_in_Freeplane For a short beginner guide to LaTex: http://www.docs.is.ed.ac.uk/skills/documents/3722/3722-2014.pdf
Formats de texte
Standard Standard est le format par défaut. Si vous saisissez un numéro ou une date, il essaie de formater le texte. Pour les nombres, le format par défaut est #0.###### (expliqué ci-dessous). Si vous entrez une date, Standard la formatera comme M/j/aa (expliqué ci-dessous).
Texte Si vous ne souhaitez pas que le formatage automatique Standard soit effectué, vous pouvez sélectionner Texte. Le texte affiche les caractères au fur et à mesure que vous les tapez sans aucun formatage.
LaTeX LaTex est un langage de balisage utilisé pour la composition de documents techniques. LaTex vous permet de créer et d'afficher des formules mathématiques et chimiques. Bien que le sujet de LaTex dépasse le cadre de cet article, je vais vous donner un exemple et quelques références.
Après avoir défini le format d'un nœud sur LaTex, vous pouvez utiliser le balisage LaTex dans le texte principal. Si vous entrez \frac{x^2}{5}, vous obtenez la fraction affichée dans l'image. Lorsque vous commencez à taper, une nouvelle fenêtre apparaît. C'est l'éditeur LaTex. La case à cocher 'La touche entrée valide la saisie' permet de fermer la fenêtre lorsqu'elle est cochée. Si cette case n'est pas cochée, vous devez cliquer sur OK pour enregistrer votre formule.
LaTex non parsé Freeplane utilise JLaTexMath pour interpréter le balisage LaTex. Ce module ne reconnaît pas toutes les balises LaTex. Mais, vous pouvez exporter un document LaTex en entier. Le format LaTex non analysé marque le nœud comme LaTex, mais ne tente pas de l'interpréter. Une fois que vous exportez votre carte, Freeplane transmettra le balisage au moteur d'exportation pour le rendu. Si le moteur d'exportation peut interpréter LaTex, il le fera.
Pour plus de détails sur l'utilisation de LaTex dans Freeplane : http://freeplane.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/LaTeX_in_Freeplane
Pour un petit guide d'initiation à LaTex : http://www.docs.is.ed.ac.uk/skills/documents/3722/3722-2014.pdf
Number Formats The number formats are patterns for creating numbers. The # symbol is a placeholder for a digit should one exist in that position. A 0 is a placeholder for a digit, and if no digit exists, a zero. In the sample image, the entered number is show in the core details. #0.#### This pattern will place a zero before the decimal point when no whole number exists. If the fifth digit after the decimal is 5 or greater, the fourth digit is rounded up. #.00 This pattern will always have two digits after the decimal point. If the number does not have the two digits after the decimal, it adds two zeros. The pattern truncates any numbers more than three digits past the decimal. # This pattern is for whole numbers. Any decimal part of the number is truncated. #.##% This pattern will convert the number to a percentage, multiplied by 100. If the third position past the decimal is greater than 5, it rounds up the number at the second position.
Date/Time Formats The date/time formats allow you to display the date and time in various formats. Of course, you can always enter the date and time as you want. But using the date/time formats creates consistency between all your dates in the map. M/d/yy Also known as a short date, this format displays the month number, day, and two digit year. It is the simplest of the date formats. 8/2/18 MMM d, yyyy This format shows the month abbreviation, the day, and a four digit year. Aug 2, 2018. M/d/yy HH:mm a This format shows the short date and the time in 12-hour clock format. 8/2/18 1:59 PM. yyyy-MM-dd This format shows the four digit year, two digit month, and two digit day. 2018-08-02. yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm This format displays the date as above and the time in a 24-hour format. 2018-08-02 13:59. yyyy-MM-dd'T' HH:mmZ This format shows the date and time as per the previous format, but with the time zone offset from GMT. 2018-08-02T13:59-0400. NOTE: The time zone offset for the U.S. Eastern Standard Time is GMT - 4 hours. HH:mm Shows the time in a 24-hour clock format. 13:59.
Hyperlinks in Freeplane Hyperlinks in Freeplane let you link nodes to other nodes, files, folders, web pages, and menu items. Hyperlinks are another way to show a relationship between two nodes. When doing research, links can help by linking to documents, project folders, or web pages. Links become digital references to more information. Link to Another Node The first method is the anchor method. Right-click on the first node, then Link > Set link anchor. Right-click the second node, then Link > Make link to anchor or Make link from anchor. To put the link on the anchor node, select Make link from anchor. Make link to anchor puts the link on the second node. This method works best for nodes that are far apart on a large map. The second method is the local hyperlink method. Select the nodes you want to link. Right-click and select Link > Add local hyperlink. When you link two nodes this way, the link is from the first node selected to the second. External Links The quickest way to add an external link is through the drag-and-drop method. When you drag and drop on a node, the link to the external object is added as a child of the node. You can drag and drop files, folders, and web URLs. The name of the file, folder, or URL becomes the nodes core text. You can change the core text without affecting the link. When you want the link added to the selected node, use the menu method. Right-click the node, then Link > Add hyperlink (choose). An Open dialog pops up. Browse to the file or folder you want to link. Select the file and click the Open button. You can use the shortcut keys CTRL + SHIFT + K. To add a URL to the selected node, right-click, then Link > Add or modify hyperlink (type). Paste the URL into the text box and click the OK button. You can use the shortcut CTRL + K, too. Email Links To add an email link, right-click the node, then Link > Add or modify hyperlink (type). In the text box, type mailto: and the person's email address, as in mailto:person@domain.com. Click the OK button to save. An envelope icon is added to the node. Click on the icon to create a new email with the email address in the To: field. Link to Menu Item Right-click the node, then Link > Add hyperlink to menu item. Select the menu item from the list and click OK. The icon for the menu item is added to the node. Clicking on the icon activates the menu item. Edit/Remove Hyperlinks To edit or remove the hyperlink on a node, right-click then Link > Add or modify hyperlink (type). To remove the link erase the text from the text box and click the OK button. If you need to change the link, change the text in the text box to make the link correct. Click the OK button to save.
Final Thought on URLs One last note on web links. You can enter the URL as the core text. Right-click the node, then Link > Convert link from within the text. This will use any URL in the text to create a link. If there are many URLs in the text, it will convert only the first one. The core text formatting lets you control the way the text displays in a node. You can use text options including LaTex for creating formulas. The number formats let you control how numbers display, including rounding numbers. You can format dates with the many date/time formats. Hyperlinks let you connect nodes, files, folders, menu items, and web pages.