Object Inserter

Inserts nodes and edges from a data table into the network. The table can contain the nodes per edge in one row separated by the defined separator or the nodes of one edge in several rows. An example table that would use the node id and second node id column would look as follows (typical edge table):

Node1IdNode2Idnode1node2node2node4node3node4 This table would also use the row id as the edge id.

An example table that would use only the node id column and the edge id column would look as follows: EdgeIdNodeIdedge1node1edge1node2edge1node3edge2node1edge2node3 An example table that would use the in column separator ";" (Advanced Options tab) with one node id column and the row id as edge id would look as follows: NodeIdnode1; node2node3; node2node3; node4 This table would create an edge for each row with the two nodes separated by the semicolon. Notice: Loops are represented as edges that contain only the node that is connected by the link.

Input ports

1. Type: Network
   Network (optional)
   Existing Network (optional) the node creates a new network if not connected
2. Type: Table
   Data table
   Data table with the objects to insert into the network

Output ports

1. Type: Network
   Updated Network
   Updated Network