Seagat2011 Lv 1
Some weeks ago I put in a feedback to foldit requesting a Tree-like save structure so we can see where our saves came from, but they have yet to enact it, so in the meantime I've written a SaveTree app version 4.4 (source code), based on the HTML Treeview API written by Conor O'Mahony under GNUv3 License 2011.
The SaveTree app allows you to map your saves into a tree menu structure in order to better manage your foldit projects.
While working be careful not to refresh the page!
To remove a node just click to edit it, and leave it empty.
TreeView - Save Trees
You can save your work as a JPL file, and then save to a file for reuse.
Treeview saves your tree structure as a serialized JPL Tree node object. The Treeview project can also import JPL code.
You can also enable the save as XML option:
Inside the top <folder> element, just insert the name space tag - xmlns="http://www.w3.org/XML/1999/namespace",
and you will have a valid XML file
Example.
<folder value="Tree Options" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/XML/1999/namespace">
.
.
</folder>
Mouse click
Add as many notes and folders as you want.
JPL output:
TreeNode("0.0","Tree Options")
TreeNode("0.1","9932.764")
TreeNode("1.2","10482.342")
TreeNode("1.3","Tiny pic of New York City")
TreeNode("1.4","Washington")
TreeNode("0.5","8764.011")
TreeNode("5.6","8856.011")
TreeNode("5.7","10486.801")
equivalent XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<folder value="Tree Options" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/XML/1999/namespace">
<folder value="9932.764">
<node value="10482.342" />
<node value="Tiny pic of New York City" />
<node value="Washington" />
</folder>
<folder value="8764.011">
<node value="8856.011" />
<node value="10486.801" />
</folder>
</folder>
..It's a nice way to retrace your work, and a quick way to generate XML files.