Thanks for your suggestion. I guess I had already considered that but think I
might be missing something obvious. How do I get links to the actual
vertices from the property map that subgraph_isomorphism() returns?
For example, I tried this:
<code>
sgs = subgraph_isomorphism(h, g1, ...)
for vi in sgs[0]:
g1.remove_vertex(g1.vertex(vi))
</code>
but this deletes vertices in g1 based on index and this index appears to
alter after deleting the 1st subgraph so might not behave correctly on
deleting a 2nd subgraph.
Also how would I create a vertex-to-vertex mapping of the subgraph (sgs[0])
while retaining the edges? What type of mapping is this? Perhaps there's an
example or specific function that might help? I have read most of relevant
documentation but it's still not very clear to me :(
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