I think your statement below is missing some T's, so it's hard to say
whether it's correct or not.
Waxing dualistic: the JGraphT object is the spirit, the JGraph object
is the body, Swing is the material world, and the JGraphModelAdapter
object is the pineal gland (what Descartes believed to be the connection).
If you want to do everything in the realm of abstract mathematical graph
theory, all you need is JGraphT. If you just want to render graph
structures, all you need is JGraph. If you want to do both at once
(e.g. visualize the strongly connected components of a graph), you need
a JGraphModelAdapter.
JVS
Naiara S. Pinto wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I have a general question about drawing graphs from JGraphT: When do you
> need a JGraphModelAdapter object, and when do you need a JGraph object?
> I suspect the adapter is used whenever we are passing a JGraph object to a
> method from the JGraph library and the JGraph object is used when we need
> an instance method from JGraph. Is this correct?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Naiara.
>
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