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Drawing to a file? #16
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Hi,
rendering is not implemented in grandalf. Any rendering method should take a
computed layout instance as input or possibly as a parent class and add
drawing methods there based on nodes/edges positions computed by the layout
instance.
You can have a look at amoco.ui.graphics.qt_ package and its graphwin.py
module which
implements a GraphScene that takes a "sug" input supposed to be a
SugiyamaLayout instance
and draws on a Qt canvas (see GraphView).
Qt provides ways for drawing to a file then in various image format.
…On Sat, Dec 3, 2016 at 8:51 PM, dakami ***@***.***> wrote:
Not entirely obvious how to patch Grandalf to draw to a file,.
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I am considering doing an SVG rendering of the Graph. would you be interested? |
Any vector format is fine; it's pretty simple to take SVG/PDF and convert to something else. |
Not entirely obvious how to patch Grandalf to draw to a file,.
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