- From: guilhelm savin <guilhelm.savin AT gmail.com>
- To: users AT graphstream-project.org
- Subject: gs-utils
- Date: Sat, 16 Apr 2011 02:09:28 +0200
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Dear users,
I wrote a small collection of scripts to command GraphStream
in a terminal. These commands are able to :
- generate a graph stream
- display a graph stream
- convert a stream to another format
- create movie
I wrote quickly a short README to explain how it works.
Some examples :
1. Generate a preferential attachment graph with about 100 nodes
gs-gen --type=PREFERENTIAL_ATTACHMENT --size=100 --format=DGS path.dgs
2. Generate a graph and display it
gs-gen ... | gs-play --quality --antialiasing --step-delay=100
3. Generate a graph and convert it into a latex-compatible format
gs-gen --format=DGS .. | gs-dgs2tikz --sink-options="width=8;height=6;layout=true"
4. Generate a graph and create a movie of it
gs-gen .. | gs-movie -o gs_strikes_back.avi
Install instructions are contained in the README. Thanks to
try it if you want and give feedback about this !
Have fun.
Best regards.
PS : Windows users, I'm sorry but I don't write a Windows version for the
moment. If there will have positive feedback about this scripts
collection, I will make a Windows-compatible version. Scripts work
with Bash.
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Guilhelm Savin
PhD Student of Computer ScienceLITIS, University of Le Havre
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