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Thank you for this library it is very nice but I have a bit of a problem with edge crossings.
I generated the following graph and I have to generate crossing without graph.
g.setNode(504); g.setNode(403); g.setNode(401); g.setNode(101); g.setNode(1); g.setNode(407); g.setNode(405); g.setNode(501); g.setNode(410); g.setNode(502);
g.setEdge(403,504); g.setEdge(401,403); g.setEdge(101,401); g.setEdge(1,101); g.setEdge(407,403); g.setEdge(405,504); g.setEdge(1,405); g.setEdge(501,405); g.setEdge(403,410); g.setEdge(405,502);
dagre.layout(g);
The data comes in this order. What should I do? Is this a bug or something else?
Thank you for your help.
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Hi,
Here is my own example for similar problem. I have plenty of them on my generated graph. I use v0.6.3
@zstarczali have you found anything to help ? @lutzroeder any advices about that ? how to improve ?
And if I randomly change nodes order, I can get this diagram (where crossing can be observed upper).
Regards
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Thank you for this library it is very nice
but I have a bit of a problem with edge crossings.
I generated the following graph and I have to generate crossing without graph.
g.setNode(504);
g.setNode(403);
g.setNode(401);
g.setNode(101);
g.setNode(1);
g.setNode(407);
g.setNode(405);
g.setNode(501);
g.setNode(410);
g.setNode(502);
g.setEdge(403,504);
g.setEdge(401,403);
g.setEdge(101,401);
g.setEdge(1,101);
g.setEdge(407,403);
g.setEdge(405,504);
g.setEdge(1,405);
g.setEdge(501,405);
g.setEdge(403,410);
g.setEdge(405,502);
dagre.layout(g);
The data comes in this order. What should I do? Is this a bug or something else?
Thank you for your help.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: