Difference between revisions of "Wgraph:Demo vertical order"
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Latest revision as of 22:44, 9 October 2007
- In hierarchical layouts you can enforce the level on which a node is placed
- level 0 is the top most level
- You can even "reverse edges", see A4-B4
- See also Wgraph:Demo horizontal_order
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edge A1 B1 {}
edge B1 C1 {}
edge D1 C1 {}
edge A2 B2 {}
edge B2 C2 {}
edge D2 C2 {}
node A2 { vertical_order 1 }
node D2 { vertical_order 0 }
node A3 { vertical_order 3 }
node A4 { vertical_order 2 }
node B4 { vertical_order 1 }
edge A4 B4 {}
}}
