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--- dev-guide:add-object-as-node-production [2025/01/08 14:46] – gaetan
+++ dev-guide:add-object-as-node-production [2025/01/08 16:33] (current) – [ProducingNode interface] gaetan
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 ==== toNode method ====
-The RGGProducer is testing if a java object that do not extend Node have a ''public Node toNode() { //return a Node }'' method.
+The RGGProducer is testing if a java object that do not extend Node have a
+<code java>
+public Node toNode() { // return a Node }
+</code>
+method.
 If it is the case it uses that method to create the Node to be added in the graph. The Node can have edges toward other Nodes (in the graph or not). Additional nodes will be set persistent.
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 The toNode() method works well but requires a class. When working on bigger projects you might want to create interfaces that includes the knowledge that all implementation classes should have a "toNode()" method. Such classes or interface should implements/ extends [[https://javadoc.grogra.de/imp/de/grogra/imp/objects/ProducingNode.html|ProducingNode]].
-Then, instead of using "toNode()", which is taken, the classes needs to implements ''public Node produceNode()''.
+Then, instead of using "toNode()", which is taken, the classes needs to implements
+<code java>
+public Node produceNode() { //return a Node }
+</code>