Re: Specify points on a edge

[Antoine Dutot <antoine.dutot AT gmail.com>]

Hello Ruan,

There are experiments in the viewer, mostly dedicated to GIS, but nothing really usable actually. The better way, eventually, is to create fake nodes (making them invisible using CSS) and edges to simulate it.

Best,

Antoine

2014-07-28 20:43 GMT+02:00 Ruan Costa <ruan.cocito AT gmail.com>:

Sorry, I think I wasn't clear. I'm talking about making the edge go through specific points in the cartesian plane. It's about the drawing, not the structure. I'm working on a hierarchical layout and some edges are between nodes of non-adjecent layers. So, if a have the nodes A in layer 1, and C in layer 3, in order to make the drawing better I insert a pseudo-node B in layer 2, and connect A to B and B to C. This is what you said, but I want to have a single edge, that goes from A to C and tell it to go through the cartesian point where B is located.

Thanks,

Ruan

2014-07-28 14:02 GMT-03:00 Frederic Guinand <frederic.guinand AT univ-lehavre.fr>:

Hello Ruan,

An edge, in a simple graph, is between two nodes, (A,D) for instance, but if your « edge » has to go through B and C, then this is a path:
(A,B,C,D), made of three edges.

    Best,

        Frederic


Le 27 juil. 2014 à 20:59, Ruan Costa <ruan.cocito AT gmail.com> a écrit :

> Hi there.
> Is there a way to specify through each points an edge must pass? For instance, I have an edge that goes from A to D, but I also want it to pass through B and C.
>
> Thank you!