> Bug(?) This occurs when using iplot with output to a pdf file. iplot > always works if the pdf file referenced does not exist. iplot *sometimes* > fails when there is a preexisting version of the file. I solved this > problem by erasing the file before producing the plot. Was that unnecessary > coding? Ermmmm, what is iplot?
> Question. When I finish my project, the network will be too large to be > readable in the largest bbox allowable. Is there a solution for this? What limitation did you hit with the bounding box? I am not aware of any (yet). > There is a demonstration of tkplot on youtube that seems to allow the user > to interact with the plot in a way that separates vertices in an overly > dense area of the plot. This could be a solution for me. Are there plans > for implementing tkplot in igraph? tkplot is an R-specific extension to igraph, so it's implemented in the R interface only. There are no plans to port it to the Python interface at the moment. At one point we were considering coming up with a browser-based graph editor that would communicate with igraph behind the scenes so you could edit the graph in a web browser using d3.js, but this has stalled a while ago. Best, Tamas _______________________________________________ igraph-help mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/igraph-help
