Difference between revisions of "Wgraph:Demo invisible"
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* if an object is invisible, its edges will still be drawn | * if an object is invisible, its edges will still be drawn | ||
* if the edges connected to an object are set to ''invisible'' the node does not become ''single'' by that. | * if the edges connected to an object are set to ''invisible'' the node does not become ''single'' by that. | ||
− | * label texts of invisible edges influence the layout. As a consequence, S3 is bigger | + | * label texts of invisible edges influence the layout. As a consequence, S3 is bigger than S2 |
{{#wgraph:png|thumb=40|wgl| | {{#wgraph:png|thumb=40|wgl| | ||
subgraph S1 { state boxed } | subgraph S1 { state boxed } |
Latest revision as of 07:56, 3 November 2007
- invisible hides a graphical object
- invisible objects still influence graph layout
- if an edge is invisible the nodes it connects will still be drawn
- if an object is invisible, its edges will still be drawn
- if the edges connected to an object are set to invisible the node does not become single by that.
- label texts of invisible edges influence the layout. As a consequence, S3 is bigger than S2
{{#wgraph:png|thumb=40|wgl|
subgraph S1 { state boxed } node A1 S1 { } node B1 S1 { } node C1 S1 { } edge A1 B1 { }
subgraph S2 { state boxed } node A2 S2 { } node B2 S2 { } node C2 S2 { } edge A2 B2 { invisible yes }
subgraph S3 { state boxed } node A3 S3 { } node B3 S3 { } node C3 S3 { } edge A3 B3 { label connected invisible yes }
subgraph S4 { state boxed } node A4 S4 { invisible yes } node B4 S4 { } node C4 S4 { } edge A4 B4 { }
near_edge S1 S2 {} near_edge S2 S3 {} near_edge S3 S4 {}
}}