Some nodes have shapes associated with them.Ī more detailed description of the file format is given in iThoughts CSV File Format but this brief description should be enough to get you started.(Nodes "A2" and "A1" inherit the turquoise colour from node "A".) Some nodes have colours, in RGB format.All lines have a cell in the "level" column, with the level number filled in.Each line is a node, apart from the first one.This is obviously a very simple example, but it illustrates some features of the file format: "colour","shape","level","level0","level1","level2"Īnd here is how it looks when imported into iThoughts:
Here is a sample CSV file in the format required by iThoughts: Handling CSV Files Not In The Format iThoughts ExpectsĪn Introduction To The iThoughts CSV File Format.Removing Notes, Shapes, Colours, Positions, Icons, Progress, And Priority.An Introduction To The iThoughts CSV File Format.A better way to understand the format is to export a mind map from iThoughts as CSV and look at the resulting file. To a very limited extent the format is documented here. In which case it's better to call the ensemble a forest of trees.Īs well as the nodes' tree structure, an iThoughts' CSV file can store for each node its colour, its position, its shape and other attributes. There can be multiple root nodes - and hence multiple trees - in an iThoughts CSV file. A node with no children is called a leaf node. A node with no parent is called a root node. A tree consists of nodes, which contain data as well as potentially child nodes. The CSV format that iThoughts understands has a tree-like structure. Being a text format, CSV can be programmatically created in a number of programming languages, such as Python. The most complete format is Comma-Separated Value (CSV). You can create a mind map either in the application itself or by importing files in a number of other formats. It runs on iOS, iPad OS, Mac OS and Windows. IThoughts is a third-party application for creating and managing mind maps.
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