Relationships Related Term:  image picture visual materials n. ~ 1. An image; an illustration; a picture. - 2. A symbolic representation of something. - 3. Cataloging · A still, two-dimensional repres [..]

"vivid, describing accurately ," 1660s (graphically "vividly" is from 1570s), from Latin graphicus "picturesque," from Greek graphikos "of or for writing, belonging [..]

A visual representation or design on a surface. Related: Popular Culture

 A picture or non-text item within a web

A computer-generated picture produced on a computer screen or paper, ranging from simple line or bar graphs to colorful and detailed images.

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Any two-dimensional nontextual, still representation. Graphics can be opaque (illustrations, photographs, diagrams, maps, charts, graphs, etc.) or designed to be viewed or projected without motion usi [..]

Graphic, Visualization, and Usability

This is a picture or an image. 

A graphic is an item of art, for example, a screen shot, a diagram, a flow chart, or a photograph. Refer also to raster graphic; vector graphic.

An illustration in a newspaper, magazine or web page explaining part of a story in a visual way, e.g. troop movements in a battle or a calendar of a sequence of events.

A photo, copy panel, or artwork applied to an exhibit.

An electronic picture or image.

(n) an image that is generated by a computer(adj) written or drawn or engraved(adj) describing nudity or sexual activity in graphic detail(adj) of or relating to the graphic arts(adj) relating to or p [..]

A picture, or having to do with pictures. Drawing and painting programs. Pictures used instead of words, such as toolbar buttons.

Any illustrative element in a page layout, such as a photograph, illustration, icon, ruled line, or any other non-text element.

The process of pictorial Communication, between Human and computers, in which the computer input and output have the form of Charts, Drawings, or other appropriate pictorial representation.

The Portable Interactive Graphics project for displaying graphics in MiniApps uses a color palette.

A superordinate term comprising various arrangements of elements, for example windows or graphical objects.

The class CL_CU_AXIS defines the appearance of the axes.

A graphics product used to display business graphics.

A program for creating two- and three-dimensional diagrams.

A sign indicating whether data has been changed.

An interpreter in the Internet Graphics Server.

The IGS consists of several interpreters with different tasks. The chart interpreter processes the chart request and creates the respective graphical representation.

The name of a graphics product used to display business graphics.

A variety of diagram which goes to make up a chart.

A variety of business graphic.

An ActiveX control located between the graphics proxy in the back end and the Chart control in the front end.

A group of nodes treated as a unit in a structure graphic.

A function used to collapse a structure by closing one or more nodes in the hierarchy or network.

The interpretation of colors in a graphic.

A grid of cells used to provide colors to be used in graphics.

A function which determines the colors that are selected from the color palette, and in what order.

The node that comes before the node in question.

A list of graphics products stored in a table with details of their platforms and graphic types. The graphics proxy can choose a product on the current platform automatically.

The graphics that are external programs.

The dialog boxes containing settings for the business graphics product "Chart."

A digital image created/captured as a set of samples of a given space.

A type of object in a structure graphic.

NETZ is the name of a graphics product for displaying hierarchies and networks.

A type of structure graphic in the form of a network.

A specific set of data in the data container.

The node that follows the node in question.

A color scheme used in the Portable Interactive Graphics (PIG) project, also referred to as the "snake" scheme.

A design pattern where the data is separated from the views of the data.

An element of the IGS architecture.

The identification used to describe a minor tick mark.

Where one object calls the method belonging to another object to get it to perform a specific function.

A graphics program for creating two- and three-dimensional graphics.

A tool for generating customizing settings such as colors or shading for business graphics.

Graphics program for presenting data in hierarchical structures.

Tool for displaying graphic files created in Hewlett-Packard Graphic Language (HPGL) format.

Graphics program for creating, modifying and displaying networks or hierarchies.

Graphics program for displaying arrays of pushbuttons.

Graphics program used as an analysis tool in strategic planning, particularly in multi-product companies.

Graphics program used to display statistical data in the form of a curve.

A graphics product for displaying hierarchies.

The appearance of time intervals defined by the class CL_CU_SCALE.

When graphics are synchronized with respect to an event, the master graphics proxy sends the event to one or more slave graphics proxies.

The actual bar where the time is displayed. It can be customized.

The Portable Interactive Graphics (PIG) project for displaying graphics in MiniApps uses a color palette.

The structure proxy deals with structure graphics, such as networks.

A type of graphic comprising network graphics and hierarchy graphics.

The short lines placed at regular intervals on the time axis and at right angles to it.

The sending of an event to one or more slave graphics proxies, when graphics are synchronized with respect to the event.

The Applets used in the context of the Portable Interactive Graphics (PIG) project.

Set of control parameters used to specify the function and appearance of the window in Gantt charts, networks and hierarchy graphics.

An ABAP Objects command used to cause an instance of a particular class.

The visualization attributes of graphics such as bar color, titles and gridlines.

An area holding information for the application.

A report that uses a DDIC structure to generate a file with a data container implementation.

A row of data in the data container.

A group of related information.

The overall appearance of a chart.

One of several elements in the architecture of the IGS.

The general visualization attributes in a graphic.

The size of the plot area.

A platform-independent class library for generating 2D graphics.

An element connecting two nodes in a hierarchy graphic.

A program that runs on a PC and looks and behaves like a device.

A message sent by an object to say that it has changed its state (attribute).

The method used to process an event.

A function to expand a tree structure by opening one or more nodes in the hierarchy or network.

One of several elements in the IGS architecture.

A function allowing several graphics proxies to use the same data container but to access different sets of data.

The usage, appearance and structure of a graphical object.

A diagram used to display and change a schedule for a particular time period.

A tool for specifying the latitude and longitude of a location.

The hardware, software and processes for creating, saving, analyzing and outputting spatial data.

A service provided by a Geographical Information System (GIS). GIS services include the following:

a graphic representation (as a picture, map, or graph) used especially for illustration

A distinction between business graphics such as those in Microsoft Excel, and structure graphics such as hierarchy graphics.

The events and user actions reported by the graphic.

A series of lines.

A graphical representation of an application object that consists of all the graphical elements and data required.

The software components created by various manufacturers and displayed either as controls, ActiveX or JavaBean, or as program graphics such as Chart, BUSG or SAP Tree.

A defined interface and transport layer between the back end (data container and application) and the front end (graphic).

a collection of tags used for triggering the execution of common tasks.

A category used to classify graphics.

A technical variable, a name with which to communicate with the front end about a control during runtime. It is the name by which the front end knows the control (ActiveX or JavaBean).

A language used to create vector graphics.

A type of structure graphic consisting of those graphics that display hierarchies such as a graphic in which work centers are displayed in a hierarchical structure.

The process of synchronizing the data on the palm pilot with a remote (usually desktop) system.

A Java applet in a wrapper used for generating business graphics.

Server-based engine for generating graphical and non-graphical content.

A piece of software for generating graphics so developers need not worry about the type of front end they are using.

Service for generating graphical and non-graphical content.

An element of the IGS for semantic interpretation of data.

The coordination of two or more graphics with respect to an event.

An object which can appear in the form of icons, checkboxes, links, texts and pushbuttons.

A Java applet used for generating business graphics.

A generic editor for network graphics. It can be used to display anything that can be visualized as a set of nodes and links between nodes.

Joint Photographic Experts Group

The nodes in a structure graphics.

The lines drawn vertically through a given chart according to a chosen period pattern.

A task sent to the multiplexer to specify the events for which graphics proxy is the master and for which it is the slave.

A multi-purpose splitter control that takes the Windows output of the controls and displays them in a grid. The areas can be resized relative to each other.

A facility that simplifies and improves the programming of graphics.

A record containing information.

A set of bundled, semantically related attributes.

A technology involving ABAP objects.

A software component with a public API.

The chromatic property of the light spectrum as it interacts with the eye, used to highlight or differentiate interface elements and information.

The attribute that identifies an object in the data container.

A medium used to display information about points in a chart.

The concrete coding for a method or interface.

Type of display in a hierarchy graphic.

The constants in the interface IF_GRAPHICS_PROXY.

Name of the architecture used for displaying graphics in MiniApps. PIG supports the following approaches, and customers can choose which is more appropriate for them:

Graphics program used as an analysis tool for strategic company planning, especially in multiproduct companies.

See glossary entry of component BC-ABA

A unique ID that identifies an instance of an attribute bundle class (that is, customizing object).

The ability of a user to change graphics.

A company that manufactures a control that is used in the Graphical Framework.

Digital image created by a sequence of commands or mathematical statements that place lines and shapes on a 2D or 3D space.

The unique identification of a customizing object and a specific port.

A function to ensure that only changed data and changed customizing is sent to the graphic instead of all the data and customizing being sent.

A function used to revert to the most recently archived dataset, or to a named dataset.

A description applied to two-dimensional images without modulation of shadows and highlights to suggest three-dimensional form. Characterized by contrast and shape; often pertains to media such as fon [..]