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Re: JUNG 2.0

eytana...@gmail.com (Eytan Adar) — Sat, 06 Sep 2008 01:32:34 UT

Hi Nascif - I'm afraid that moving to JUNG 2.0 is not on my todo list right
now. It would require a lot of work and I'm not sure the change is worth
it. It seems much easier to port the layouts to GUESS if that's the main
reason to shift. I can take a look and see how it looks, but no promises...

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JUNG 2.0

naa...@gmail.com (nascif) — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 22:07:38 UT

Any plans to update GUESS to use the latest version of JUNG? They have
added some very nice looking layouts specific for trees:
* [link]
* [link]

Thanks,
Nascif

Utility Files

naa...@gmail.com (nascif) — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 22:05:11 UT

I uploaded three files that implement utility methods that I found
helpful when dealing with large graphs and trying to isolate subgraphs
and trees according to their attributes.

One of the files deals with movie creation, it adds methods to create
a stack of states that are later used to create a movie (or just to

Gess forgets JUNG?

gxe...@gmail.com (Jerry) — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 01:09:03 UT

Hi,

Although you have (in Guess.java line 283)

longopts[9] = new LongOpt("jung", LongOpt.NO_ARGUMENT, null, 'j');

You don´t allow for "j" (and even has 2 "m" in) (Guess.java in line
287)

Getopt go = new Getopt("Guess", argv, ":ptcvmofnmsl", longopts);

I was interested in running the JUNG interface (and, actually, novis

Re: Using scroll wheel to zoom in/out

masterj...@web.de (Johannes Pfeiffer) — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 10:26:02 UT

Hi, i'm going to implement this feature soon.

jittering labels when morphing

il...@eccf.su.ac.yu (Ilija) — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 12:28:06 UT

Hi,

When I do morphing of a graph through more states (I have a script
that morphs form x to y and than to z state) labels become a bit
jittery. Sometimes, they just become invisible for nodes, and
sometimes they do not follow the node while it changes position? Is
this the effect of automatic morphing or something else.

Re: Using the test applet

eytana...@gmail.com (Eytan Adar) — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 04:53:01 UT

unfortunately you can't do that directly... the interpreter is
disabled for security reasons, so the only way to do this is either
compile a gython script into java (see:
[link]) or just extend the
Guess applet class in java and have it call the gemlayout. So you

Re: Using the test applet

herbert.roitb...@gmail.com (Herb) — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 04:34:52 UT

Partial solution found.

I have the applet running, but it was still raising an exception when
I tried to use the menu to change layouts until I added colt.jar to
the list of jar files to load with the applet. We should add colt.jar
to test.html. When you do that, you can use the menu to change

Using scroll wheel to zoom in/out

sidharth.malho...@gmail.com (SidMl) — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 19:55:33 UT

Has anyone written code to use the scroll wheel to zoom in and out?

Using the test applet

herbert.roitb...@gmail.com (Herb) — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 18:37:28 UT

I have been hunting around for a reasonable visualization tool
(reasonable for me) and keep coming back to guess. I can use a
variation of the test applet to load my own graph, but I would like to
apply the gemLayout to that graph.

Can I pass that as a PARAM when I load the applet?

Also, when I try to select a layout algorithm from the top of the

Re: Arrows manipulation again

michaeltda...@gmail.com (Michael Dalby) — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 14:32:56 UT

Eytan,

Don't worry about the delay -- it's amazing you can keep this
marvelous piece of software going!

In the interim, if you have a work-around insight as to how to convert
the GuessPEdge into a subclass of the Graphics2D -- i.e., specifically
how to do that -- I'm willing to whack away at the Arrow construction

Re: Arrows manipulation again

eytana...@gmail.com (Eytan Adar) — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 21:07:23 UT

Michael - sorry about the very delayed response. Unfortunately, GUESS
doesn't have quite that fine grained control over arrows, shapes and
styles... I have an idea on redoing some of the way visual properties
work so that these things are more expandable, but I unfortunately
can't get to it for a little while.

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Re: Center of nodes ?

eytana...@gmail.com (Eytan Adar) — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 00:46:12 UT

The x/y coordinates are the corner and not the center... you need to
imagine a rectangle around the object you draw and the x/y are the
upper left corner. This is somewhat standard in graphic environments
(especially Java).
So the center would be x + width/2 and y + height/2
-E