How to use the altgraph.Dot function in altgraph

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github nexB / tracecode-toolkit-strace / src / tracecode / tracecode.py View on Github external
from altgraph import Dot
    # TODO: add a style for commands and nodes
    def node_visitor(node):
        """
        Return a custom style for a node.
        For file nodes: ellipses, with different colors based on devel/source,
        deployed/target and paths (such as sockets, pipes, existing or not) or
        circle for non- existing things like pipes/sockets? for command nodes:
        boxes, with different colors (such as lighter for pure forkers?).
        """
        # return a styles dict based on the node type or an empty dict for the
        # default (ellipse, white)
        return {}

    dot = Dot.Dot(graph, nodevisitor=node_visitor)
    # redirect temp to a real temp to avoid junk file creation
    import tempfile
    dot.temp_dot = os.path.join(tempfile.mkdtemp(), dot.temp_dot)

    # render left to right
    dot.style(rankdir='LR')

    # save as dot or image/pdf

    if file_type == 'dot':
        logger.info('Saving dot file ...')
        dot.save_dot(file_name)
        return file_name
    else:
        logger.info('Building and saving graphic file ...')
        dot.save_img(file_name=file_name, file_type=file_type, mode=mode)
github salilab / imp / modules / kernel / pyext / src / _graph_show.py View on Github external
try:
            n0 = name.get_name()
        except:
            n0 = str(name)
        n1 = str(n0).replace('"', '')
        n2 = n1.replace("\n", '')
        return n2
    import altgraph
    from altgraph import Graph, Dot
    graph = Graph.Graph()
    for i, v in enumerate(g.get_vertices()):
        graph.add_node(i)  # , node_data=g.get_vertex_name(v)
    for i, v in enumerate(g.get_vertices()):
        for n in g.get_out_neighbors(v):
            graph.add_edge(v, n)
    dot = Dot.Dot(graph)  # , graph_type="digraph"
    for i, v in enumerate(g.get_vertices()):
        dot.node_style(i, label=clean(g.get_vertex_name(v)))
    dot.display()
github Synss / macports_deptree / port_deptree.py View on Github external
def make_dot(graph):
    """Convert the graph to a dot file.

    Node and edge styles is obtained from the corresponding data.

    Args:
        graph (Graph.Graph): The graph.

    Returns:
        Dot.Dot: The dot file generator.

    """
    dot = Dot.Dot(graph, graphtype="digraph")
    dot.style(overlap=False, bgcolor="transparent")
    for node in graph:
        node_data = graph.node_data(node)
        shape = ("circle" if node_data.type is "vertex" else "doublecircle")
        color, fillcolor = dict(missing=("red", "moccasin"),
                                outdated=("forestgreen", "lightblue")
                                ).get(node_data.status, ("black", "white"))
        dot.node_style(node, shape=shape,
                       style="filled", fillcolor=fillcolor, color=color)
    for edge, edge_data, head, tail in (graph.describe_edge(edge)
                                        for edge in graph.edge_list()):
        section = edge_data.section
        color = dict(fetch="forestgreen",
                     extract="darkgreen",
                     build="blue",
                     runtime="red",

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Python graph (network) package

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