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Creating native registry functions to accommodate mutant libraries

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Xu, Kenneth O.
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Walters, Eric M.
Date Issued
December 29, 2011
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BBF RFC;86
Abstract
The current registry system accommodates normal parts fairly well but has difficulty when adding mutant libraries. If all mutant offspring were added as new parts, the registry would be comprehensive but the parts registry would become filled with parts and eventually become unmanageable to navigate. If the mutants were added directly to the source’s page, it could become unwieldy and unintuitive to find. We propose a system of adding a few features to the registry that SHALL allow a user-friendly method of visualizing mutant offspring and siblings while condensing the registry as much as possible when mutants are introduced to allow for easier navigation.
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