In this pull request, the option -nodes-have-types was renamed to -bipartite. However, this mode seemed to have been disabled for some reason and only was only enabled for graphs loaded from binary files.
This code snippet that includes g.nodesHaveTypesEnabled = nodesHaveTypes; in Graph.cpp is not present in any of the other graph file loading functions, thus any attempts to run SANA in this mode resulted in a segfault. I fixed this by moving this line into loadGraphFromPath, which calls each of the specialized graph loading functions.
In this pull request I also made SANA stop creating a folder in networks/ for every new network. The code doing this appeared to be part of something unfinished related to caching.
In this pull request, the option -nodes-have-types was renamed to -bipartite. However, this mode seemed to have been disabled for some reason and only was only enabled for graphs loaded from binary files.
This code snippet that includes
g.nodesHaveTypesEnabled = nodesHaveTypes;in Graph.cpp is not present in any of the other graph file loading functions, thus any attempts to run SANA in this mode resulted in a segfault. I fixed this by moving this line into loadGraphFromPath, which calls each of the specialized graph loading functions.In this pull request I also made SANA stop creating a folder in networks/ for every new network. The code doing this appeared to be part of something unfinished related to caching.