Re: [Jung-support] Question about continued editing after the graph has been read in from GraphML file

[Joshua O'M. <jos...@gm...>]

Muhamed:

I've been really busy, so I haven't had time to look into your question.
 There shouldn't be any difference between a graph that's been constructed
via the GraphML reader and one that's constructed some other way, so far as
setting it up for editing is concerned.

So you should test this: construct a graph programmatically without using
GraphML, and see if you can set it up for editing.  If that works, take a
look at the differences in your process; that's likely where the problem is.
 If it doesn't, then there's probably something about how you're setting it
up for editing.

A question to consider: how is your layout finding out what the location of
the new (added via editing) vertex is?  I assume you've looked at the
editing plugin and at the graph editor demo.

Joshua

On Fri, Jun 25, 2010 at 5:17 AM, Muhamed Halilovic
<muh...@gm...>wrote:

> Ok.
> I asked this question, but I got no answer. Can anyone tell me in regards
> to visualization viewer etc, what steps should I take to be able to use
> editing mode after the graph has been reconstructed? I read the graph from
> graphml file and it gets read well. How do I achive this?
> Thanks.
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