At the moment, the DOT representation is generated using the edges of the CFG. It collects the nodes
from the edges and then print out the DOT graph.
As a result when the CFG has only one node and no edges, the DOT representation is empty.
To do
In the new version of the CFG computation (see #32) , we get a proper automaton (states and transitions) and the DOT representation is correct. So This issue will be resolved when #32 is pushed.
franck44
commented
7 months ago
At the moment, the DOT representation is generated using the edges of the CFG. It collects the nodes from the edges and then print out the DOT graph.
As a result when the CFG has only one node and no edges, the DOT representation is empty.
To do
In the new version of the CFG computation (see #32) , we get a proper automaton (states and transitions) and the DOT representation is correct. So This issue will be resolved when #32 is pushed.