jsnx unresolved variable

[Brian1966]

Hello,

I've used the python version of Networkx so was interested in trying out this port.

I'm working on Windows 7 box and use the RubyMine IDE I've created a script tag

<script src="js/jsnetworkx.js"></script> <script src="js/main.js"></script>

However in my main.js if I declare

var G = jsnx.complete_graph(6);

The error jsnx unresolved is produced, can you advise what I'm doing wrong?

Brian

[fkling]

Did you download and include jsnetworkx.js?

<script src="path/to/jsnetworkx.js"></script>

[Brian1966]

I think I downloaded the correct file jsnetworkx.js I also have d3.js in the same directory . d3 seems to resolve it's references.When I open the jsnetworkx.js and hover over g.jsnx the IDE say that the reference is unresolved.

In the Chrome console there are no errors saying that jsnetworkx.js has not been found. I've attached some screen shots so I guess I've made a slip up some where!

[fkling]

In the Chrome console there are no errors saying that jsnetworkx.js has not been found.

Does this mean you actually have no problem running the code in the browser and the problem is only in the IDE? Dynamically typed languages can be difficult for IDEs to handle and I cannot really help you there.

[Brian1966]

Hello
In the Chrome console (for windows 7) I get the following result. It does not return ["1", "3", "5", "7", "11"]. Please refer to my screen shot.

[fkling]

The undefined value is what console.log always returns. At the bottom of the console, at the right hand side you see multiple buttons: All, Errors, Warnings, Logs, Debug. You have to select All or Logs to see the output of console.log.
This has nothing to do with JSNetworkX though.

[Brian1966]

Hello,

Problem seemed to be the IDE's ability to resolve the library. All seems to be working great library! Very quick to create and visualize graphs.

Regards

[fkling]

Yeah, as I said, IDEs can have troubles to resolve dynamic languages. Happy coding! :)