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Would be great to add a simple test for this commit and also to double check that the test fails if that commit is reverted.
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Thanks to @frebib for the nice patch!
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Hi,
It would be nice to have the capability to expand/collapse nodes similar to https://github.com/iVis-at-Bilkent/cytoscape.js-expand-collapse.
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What is the expected enhancement?
There are several places in the documentation where we manually are calling pydot with graph.to_dot()'s output to generate visualizations (mainly in the generators modules. For exa
As mentioned in #88 , we should have some constructors that take an AbstractGraph and create a SimpleGraph or SimpleDiGraph from that. I.e. the functions that we need are:
SimpleGraph(g::AbstractGraph)
SimpleGraph{T}(g::AbstractGraph) where {T <: Integer}
SimpleDiGraph(g::AbstractGraph)
SimpleDiGraph{T}(g::AbstractGraph) where {T <: Integer}It is not entirely clear what
Improving tutorials
Following up with #603 (the improved Quickstart tutorial) as an example all tutorials could use a bit more "story" in the future.
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I tried using the
extrema_boundingfunction fromnetworkx.algorithms.distance_measuresto compute eccentricity values for all nodes in a Graph. The documentation does not present the "eccentricities" option