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Hello. Just started playing with Jgrahpt, and inmediately wandered if it owuld be possible to include a GraphFactory class/interface that takes a number of parameters (like allow multiple, allow loops, etc) and gives you back the corresponding implementing instance of a graph.
Is there some reason why this would not be advisable/some caveats against it?
I already have a very navie implementation locally, but I was wondering if I'm missing some critical aspect that has prevented inclusion of such a feature thus far...
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Various classes which automatically generate graphs are now available. Have a look at the org.jgrapht.generate package. Creating a factory class based on these generators should be relatively straightforward. Feel free to ask if you have any additional questions/problems.
Given the age of this question (almost a year old), I'll for now close this question.
Hello. Just started playing with Jgrahpt, and inmediately wandered if it owuld be possible to include a GraphFactory class/interface that takes a number of parameters (like allow multiple, allow loops, etc) and gives you back the corresponding implementing instance of a graph.
Is there some reason why this would not be advisable/some caveats against it?
I already have a very navie implementation locally, but I was wondering if I'm missing some critical aspect that has prevented inclusion of such a feature thus far...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: