Topic: browsing with a user interface
Topic: choice points for a user interface
Topic: hypertext browser
Topic: linearization of hypertext
Topic: Petri net
Topic: searching hypertext
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Summary
Browsing may be controlled to organize the reader's experience of hypertext. For example, the available links may depend on the reader's profile, or pages may be sequenced in depth-first order.
A common idiom is next and previous pointers within a sequence of pages. (cbb 3/07)
Subtopic: how to browse hypertext
Quote: normal Hypertext does not defining how nodes can be browsed, i.e., browsing semantics [»stotPD12_1988]
| Subtopic: petri net controlled browsing, Trellis
Quote: in Trellis, browsing semantics is based on petri nets [»stotPD12_1988]
| Quote: map petri nets into hypertext by functions such as logical buttons for each transition [»stotPD12_1988]
| Quote: a Trellis Hypertext is a petri net of links, user interface components, and mappings between them and the display [»stotPD12_1988]
| Quote: a marking of a petri net defines the browsing state of a Trellis Hypertext; different initial markings give different browsing patterns [»stotPD12_1988]
| Quote: a petri net can automatically synchronize multiple displays of Hypertext [»stotPD12_1988]
| Quote: a petri net allows Hypertext browsing paths with non-adjacent common subsections [»stotPD12_1988]
| Quote: hide Hypertext elements by associating null elements with the petri net mappings [»stotPD12_1988]
| Quote: if timing added to Hypertext petri nets, can implement timed exams and presentations [»stotPD12_1988]
| Subtopic: display sequencing
Quote: Document Presentation System controls display sequencing by a finite state machine
| Quote: keywords in the Document Presentation System control display of different parts of a page [»vandA7_1988]
| Quote: PROMIS tables for controlling frame display and sequencing, describing entities, documenting facts
| Subtopic: multi-media presentations
Quote: presentation controls for viewing multi-media documents: sequential, simultaneous, independent [»postJB1_1988]
| Subtopic: breadth-first search via bookmarks, dog-ears, prefetching
Quote: use dogears for transient bookmarks and breadth-first traversal; allows prefetching of all interesting pages [»newfD11_1998]
| Quote: categorize links for breadth-first search into never seen, visited, pending, and uninteresting (i.e., seen but not selected) [»newfD11_1998]
| Subtopic: depth-first search
Quote: web navigation by depth-first traversal; i.e., hub-and-spoke [»newfD11_1998]
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Related Topics
Topic: browsing with a user interface (14 items)
Topic: choice points for a user interface (4 items)
Topic: hypertext browser (23 items)
Topic: linearization of hypertext (23 items)
Topic: Petri net (44 items)
Topic: searching hypertext (17 items)
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