Closed Bambofy closed 3 years ago
Bug: Using the cluster object instead of a subgraph object has no effect.
Code:
Graph g = new Graph(); g.type = "digraph"; g.Attribute.compound.Set = true; g.Attribute.compound.Value = true; Cluster cl1 = new Cluster("cl1"); Cluster cl2 = new Cluster("cl2"); g.AddElement(cl1); g.AddElement(cl2); Node n1 = new Node("n1"); Node n2 = new Node("n2"); cl1.AddElement(n1); cl2.AddElement(n2); Edge edge = new Edge(); List<Transition> transitions = new List<Transition>() { new Transition(n1, "->"), new Transition(n2, "") }; edge.Transition = transitions; g.AddElement(edge); DotDocument doc = new DotDocument(); doc.SaveToFile(g, "dotdoc");
Results in:
digraph { compound = True subgraph cl1 { n1; } subgraph cl2 { n2; } n1 -> n2 }
It should result in:
digraph { compound = True subgraph cluster_cl1 { n1; } subgraph cluster_cl2 { n2; } n1 -> n2 }
(note the cluser_ prefix on the id)
Thanks for this. We will get back with a fix.
We have fixed the issue, it will be propagated in the next release
Bug: Using the cluster object instead of a subgraph object has no effect.
Code:
Results in:
It should result in:
(note the cluser_ prefix on the id)