From: Mark L. <my...@un...> - 2002-08-08 16:55:41
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>> Margit Gut writes: >> > Is there any program with which I can print an annotation graph as a >> > picture, like those in your documentation? I would like to look, >> > what my graph looks like, if I print it out. It is difficult to read >> > the xml file and to imagine how it could look like. > >Margit, > >We don't have such a tool at this moment, but we just started working on a >program for graph visualization (CVS/AGAPPS-AGView). It's going to use >either 1) Graphviz (dot) (http://www.research.att.com/sw/tools/graphviz/) >or 2) its own display widget using the Tk canvas widget. > >-Kazuaki Maeda >LDC Let me add that if you are interested in graphics for a publication or presentation, the graphviz package is quite flexible and relatively easy to learn to use. The general problem of laying out arbitrary graphs for vizualization in a readable way is a very hard one, but if you have graphs of a particular kind, you could probably write a quick perl (or similar) script to mediate effectively between the XML transfer format and a general graph-layout and rendering package such as graphviz. -Mark Liberman |