Graphs from Python

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  • DurumDara

    #1

    Graphs from Python

    Hi !

    I want to create graphs (edges, nodes) from python.
    In the last project I used graph.py that create dot files - and then I
    can convert these dot files with ATT neato command line tool.
    But ATT code is instable, sometimes need to reinstalling, and it is use
    horizontal layouts. This cause the reports are unprintable (27 meter
    length), and jpeg export failed.
    Then I search for another solution.

    I see that GML language is very good, but I don't see any viewer for
    this except yEd.
    yEd is GUI app, so I cannot use for batch convert GML files to another
    format (SVG, JPEG, etc.).

    Is anybody have a solution to big graph creation ?

    Please help me !

    Thanks for advance:
    dd
  • wkehowski@cox.net

    #2
    Re: Graphs from Python

    Metapost: http://cm.bell-labs.com/who/hobby/MetaPost.html
    Examples:

    ImageMagick: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php

    Metapost presupposes you know TeX/LaTeX. If you need help in converting
    metapost output to eps or pdf, let me know.

    Walter Kehowski

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    • Philippe  Bouige

      #3
      Re: Graphs from Python

      In article <mailman.3751.1 143532995.27775 .python-list@python.org >,
      DurumDara wrote:[color=blue]
      >Hi !
      >
      >I want to create graphs (edges, nodes) from python.[/color]

      NetworkX


      Philippe

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