RGL: decorate nodes and edges

J

Javier Vázquez

Thanks Stephen!

Just one question regarding your solution:

Are you still able to use all the nice GRATR features (e.g. Breadth
First Search) if you're storing your graph in a DOT::DOTDigraph?


Am 30.03.2007 um 02:15 schrieb Stephen Duncan:
 
S

Stephen Duncan

Probably not; I wasn't trying to use any of those kinds of features,
which is why I skipped straight to using the DOT::Digraph. It may be
best for you to use the normal graph objects, then only when you wish
to output to a file, get the DOT::Digraph from them, and add in the
edge decorators at that point.

- Stephen

Thanks Stephen!

Just one question regarding your solution:

Are you still able to use all the nice GRATR features (e.g. Breadth
First Search) if you're storing your graph in a DOT::DOTDigraph?


Am 30.03.2007 um 02:15 schrieb Stephen Duncan:
Here's a link to what I posted to this list when this topic came up
recently: http://www.nabble.com/Re:-Graphs-with-decorated-edges-
p9291712.html

-Stephen


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www.stephenduncanjr.com
 
J

Javier Vázquez

Thanks again Stephen!

Could you (or someone) else point me to a nice how-to, documentation =20
or anything else (like example code)?

I'm a ruby-newbie and the project I'm working on has already a steep =20
learning-curve...besides having virtual no documentation. :)


Am 30.03.2007 um 12:44 schrieb Stephen Duncan:
 

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