10.9. Where is the “open source” source code?

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10.9. Where is the “open source” source code?

 

There are many Actions (i.e. the little “boxes”) inside Anatella. Some Actions are coded in C/C++, other are coded in Javascript, R or Python. Only the Actions coded in Javascript, R or Python are open-source (and not all of them). The Actions that are created using the C/C++ language are closed source: You can recognize these Actions becayse they don’t have any Javascript clip0963, R clip0964  or Python clip0965 logo:

 

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There are two ways to see the “open source” source code:
 

1.The first way is to open the “bin/plugin” subdirectory inside the Anatella installation directory: All the XML files that are in this directory contains either Javascript, R or Python code:
 

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2.Let’s assume that you want to see the source code of the Action named “R_XGBoost”:
 

Follow these steps:
 

1.1.Place the Action “R_XGBoost” inside the graph and open its property window.
 

1.2.Switch to “Expert User Mode”:
 
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1.3. The “open source” source code is visible inside the “Code” Panel here:
 
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