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Revision as of 12:43, 23 July 2007
In this example we do not use relations which were explicitly defined via template calls. Instead we use the normal hyperlinks.
Thus we loose some semantics but we can apply this kind of graph generation to any existing wiki contents!
To make the graph prettier, we assign colors to the categories (Impressionism = magenta, Expressionism = yellow). We could also make shapes dependent from (other) categories ..
Our example shows links from articles of category "Painter" to other articles of category "Painter". Note the birectional link between Renoir and Cezanne.
In the SVG graph each node points to its wiki page. <pre> {{#wgraph: svg | thumb=40 | wgl | // the painters {{#dpl: |category=Painter |mode=userformat |addcategories=true |listseparators=,\n node '%PAGE%' { type = '%CATNAMES%' },, }} // their relations {{#dpl: |category=Painter |mode=userformat |listseparators=,\n edge from '%PAGE%' to '%PAGESEL%' {},, |linksto={{#dpl: |mode=userformat |category=Painter |listseparators=,%PAGE%¦,, }} }} nodetype 'undefined node' { href '%%' } nodetype Impressionism { color lightmagenta href %% } nodetype Expressionism { color lightyellow href %% } }} </pre>
