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To draw an edge between two graphs an edge is required between nodes in the respective graphs with clipping set to the graph edge. In dot notation this is:
compound=true;
subgraph cluster_A {
a;
}
subgraph cluster_B {
b;
}
a -> b [lhead=cluster_B, ltail=cluster_A];
Support for this should be added by introducing the two styles "clipHead" and "clipTail" applicable to Edge. They require a Graph as value.
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clipping is already part of dot, and is used for clipping head/tail to the perimeter of a node shape (which is the default, but it can be made to go to the center of a node shape instead).
Implemented as "toCluster" and "fromCluster", and when a style is applied there is a check that the given cluster is actually a parent of the applicable edge's node.
To draw an edge between two graphs an edge is required between nodes in the respective graphs with clipping set to the graph edge. In dot notation this is:
Support for this should be added by introducing the two styles "clipHead" and "clipTail" applicable to Edge. They require a Graph as value.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: