Hellooooooooooo,
Note that the renderer here evidently doesn't have edge labels implemented.
> But using D3 (or something built on it) is the future for showing
> "networks" in a webpage. There's many javascript libraries that
> attempt to solve this problem these days.
>
Well, there is if you ask for them explicitly:
sage: graphs.PetersenGraph().show(method='js',edge_labels=True)
The same sense of civic duty led me to deal with the absurdly complicated
cases of "Edge-labelled directed Multigraph with Loops":
sage:
digraphs.GeneralizedDeBruijn(5,2).show(method='js',edge_labels=True,link_distance=150,link_strength=10)
By the way, there is a very very useful patch in needs_review just there:
http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/19591
It provides a zoom+translate feature to the d3js interface, which is
mandatory to work with large networks.
I visualize graphs on thousands of nodes these days (really need to), and
that would be totally impossible without this.
Nathann
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