dot

dot, examples which show how to convert a graphviz() dot file into an image, along with some rendering options.

Licensing:

The information on this web page is distributed under the MIT license.

Related Data and Programs:

dot, a dataset directory which contains dot files, used by graphviz() to define graphs and directed graphs ("digraphs").

graphviz_test, a Python code which illustrates how the graphviz() code can be used to create plots of mathematical graphs and directed graphs.

Examples and Tests:

jeff_wheeler shows how a dot() file for a mathematical genealogy can be converted into a pdf() file.

• dot_render.sh, a BASH file which calls the graphviz() dot program to render a file using two different renderers.
• jeff_wheeler_genealogy.dot, a dot file describing a mathematical genealogy.
• jeff_wheeler_genealogy.pdf, a PDF image of the dot file using the default renderer.
• jeff_wheeler_genealogy_fdp.pdf, a PDF image of the dot file using the FDP (Force-Directed-Placement) renderer.
• jeff_wheeler_genealogy.png, a PNG image of the dot file using the default renderer.
• jeff_wheeler_genealogy_fdp.png, a PNG image of the dot file using the FDP (Force-Directed-Placement) renderer.