Using the Floe Editor¶
Limited Use
The floe editor is usable only by users with the Modeler
role or Admin
role, not by users with
the Chemist
or Viewer
role.
The floe editor can be used by an advanced user to make minor changes to a prexisting floe and save the edited result. This is a brief guide on how to use it.
From the
Floe
page, click on theEditor
tab.

Floes tab in the floe editor¶
Familiarize yourself with the editor tools.
Floes tab: Built-in floes.
Cubes tab: Building blocks of floes.
Hint
Most Cubes have input port(s) and output port(s) except for the Dataset Reader (output port only) and the Dataset Writer (input port only) cubes.
A typical cube has input and output ports, a menu activated by the upper-right corner of the cube, and logical outputs that are activatd by the success or failure of the cube.

Typical Cube¶
Create a simple floe to calculate XLogP.
This floe requires 3 cubes:
Dataset Reader Cube400pt
XLogP Calculator Cube
Dataset Writer Cube
Click the
Cubes
tab and use theSearch
box to find the Dataset Reader Cube.Double click or drag-and-drop the Dataset Reader Cube into the workspace.
Type “xlogp” in the Search box to find the XLogP Calculation Cube.
Double click or drag-and-drop the XLogP Calculation Cube into the workspace.
Type “writer” in the Search box to find the Dataset Writer dube.
Double click or drag-and-drop the Dataset Writer cube into the workspace.
Your workspace should now contain three cubes: Dataset Reader, XLogP, and Dataset Writer cubes.
If the floes are not connected automatically, you can connect them by dragging your mouse from the one of the logical outputs of a cube to the input port of the next cube.
Connect cubes by dragging from one port to another.
Hint
For example, to see compounds that fail the XLogP calculation, add another Dataset Writer cube to the failure port of the XLogP Calculation cube.