Filter labels of graph using gephi-toolkit-0.9.1

[mari-mari]

Hi, I would like the resulting graph to contain all nodes, but to show labels only for those with degree>1000.
Call of exportToLabelVisible(query) changes labels of nodes to be not visible (node.isVisible() is false), but the resulting graph in the file still has labels for all the nodes.

FilterController filterController = Lookup.getDefault().lookup(FilterController.class); 
DegreeRangeFilter degreeFilter = new DegreeRangeFilter(); 
degreeFilter.init(graphModel.getGraph()); 
degreeFilter.setRange(new Range(1000, Integer.MAX_VALUE));     
Query query = filterController.createQuery(degreeFilter); 
       
 
filterController.exportToLabelVisible(query);
//filterController.filterVisible(query);
   
GraphView view = graphModel.getGraphVisible().getView();             
graphModel.setVisibleView(view);
  

PNGExporter pngExporter = (PNGExporter) ec.getExporter("png");
ec.exportFile(new File("FILE.png"), pngExporter);

I know how to do that in desktop app, but really stuck with the toolkit. I would appreciate any help.

[eduramiba]

I think you will need to refresh preview with the preview controller before export

[mari-mari]

Thanks for the reply.
I tried refreshing preview, did not work for me :/

filterController.exportToLabelVisible(query);
GraphView view = graphModel.getGraphVisible().getView();             
graphModel.setVisibleView(view);
Lookup.getDefault().lookup(PreviewController.class).refreshPreview(workspace);
// here goes export

However, I solved the problem in a pretty dirty way, by iterating through all nodes and setting labels to empty string if a nodes' textProperties set to not visible:

NodeIterable nodes = graphModel.getGraph().getNodes();

filterController.exportToLabelVisible(query);
for (Node n : nodes) {
    if (!n.getTextProperties().isVisible()) {
        n.setLabel("");
    } 
}
//here goes export

[eduramiba]

Right, this is the correct approach with visible labels.