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Note: Connected components are handled separately during crossing reduction, thus it is not possible to intermix nodes of different connected components in one ordering sequence. For example, one connected component consists of nodes A, B, C and another of nodes D, E, all nodes being positioned at the same level. Thus, for instance, it is not possible to specify the following horizontal order at level 0: A, D, C, E. Note further: If the algorithm for downward laid-out trees is used the specified horizontal order is retained only within nodes that are children of the same node, i. e. in case of downward laid-out trees it is not possible to specify a horizontal order for the entire level. • iconcolors Type: integer Default value: 32 Attribute of: top-level graph Description: This attribute specifies the size of the color map used for colors in bitmap files. For details on pictures in nodes, see p. 106. • iconfile Type: string Default value: no default value Attribute of: subgraphs Description: This attribute specifies the bitmap file (format raw PBM, PPM) to be displayed in the summary node of the folded subgraph. Note: if the bitmap file to be displayed is not in the current directory the environment variable AISEEICONS can be set to the directory containing the bitmap file. For details on pictures in nodes, see p. 106. • icons Type: yes, no Default value: yes Attribute of: top-level graph Description: no: disables displaying of icons in nodes. Displaying of icons can be enabled again interactively from the View dialog box. • ignore_singles Type: yes, no Default value: no Attribute of: top-level graph, subgraphs Description: yes: hides all nodes of the remaining graph which would appear singly and unconnected. These nodes have no edges at all and drawing them sometimes results in an ugly layout of the remaining graph. The default setting is to show all nodes (no option). • importance Type: integer Default value: 0 (which means infinity) 74
Attribute of: subgraphs Description: This is the central attribute when it comes to filtering in fish-eye views as it enables the importance of a summary node of a folded subgraph to be specified via an integer. Low integers signify less important nodes which are filtered out first by a filtering fish-eye view. High integer numbers signify nodes that are important, their being rarely filtered out. A value of 0 represents an infinite importance, the result being that these nodes are never filtered out. This attribute exists for nodes too, see p. 95. • info1, info2, info3 Type: string Default value: empty string for all three Attribute of: subgraphs Description: These attributes enable three additional text fields to be specified for a summary node of a folded subgraph. The same set of attributes exists for nodes (see node attribute info1, p. 95). These additional information fields can be selected interactively from the submenu of the Information menu (see p. 19). • infoname Type: integer : string Default value: 1 : “0”, 2 : “1”, 3 : “2” Attribute of: top-level graph Description: This attribute enables names for the additional information fields available for each node to be introduced. These names appear in the submenu of the menu item Information in the Misc menu of the menu line. For details on additional information fields, see p. 19 and p. 75. • inport_sharing Type: yes, no Default value: no Attribute of: top-level graph, subgraphs Description See graph attribute port_sharing (p. 81). • label Type: string Default value: empty string Attribute of: subgraphs Description: This string is displayed inside the summary node of a folded subgraph. If no label is spezified the value of the title of the subgraph is used. If there is no label or title specified for the subgraph then the file name of the graph spezification is used. Note: This text may contain control characters, e.g. “\n” (newline character), that influence the size of the node (see 5.13) 75
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aiSee Graph Visualization User Docu
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3.6 Auxiliaries (User Action) . . .
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6.4.1 Rank Assignment . . . . . . .
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1 Introduction aiSee is a tool that
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3 Usage This chapter describes the
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3.3 Navigating Through a Graph Ther
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a4 | A4 A4 (21 cm x 30 cm) b5 | B5
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-canim Animates the crossing reduct
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