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Document ContentAlignment properly #688
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It seems to be the case that each child graph can individually decide to be aligned or not
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Ah, I see. My bad. I guess we should add that to the documentation in the melk. |
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[PR] core: Document content alignment properly #688
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For the following graph I would expect the two inner atomic nodes of
n1
to be center-aligned due to thecontentAlignment
and theexpandNodes
options.Am I interpreting the options wrongly?
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