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The parent process is contacted after each relayout by the
X11 event ClientMessage (Unix) or by Windows interprocess communication routines.
Communication between the parent process and aiSee doesn't work unless
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Animates the crossing reduction heuristics, see animation after relayout. |
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The edges are anchored at the nodes so that they point to the center of the nodes. Port sharing is switched off and the edge arrow head style free is used. |
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Sets the maximum number of iterations of the crossing reduction
phase. A reduction of this value causes the layout process to be speeded up. The default
value is infinite meaning that the method is iterated as long as any improvement
is possible. The corresponding GDL graph attribute is
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Sets the minimum number of iterations that are performed
for reducing crossings using crossing weights. The normal method stops when
two consecutive checks no longer cause the number of crossings to be reduced.
However, this number of crossings might be a local minimum, meaning the number
of crossing might decrease even more after some more iterations. The
corresponding GDL graph attribute is
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The output file contains a colored graph. This option is
useful for PostScript or SVG output only, see
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Specifies the |
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Enables interprocess communication in a client-server
fashion with an application program via a DDE channel. Useful for the Windows
version of aiSee only. Unix users please see
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Specifies the X11 server ( |
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Used in combination with |
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Animates the positioning heuristics (extended mode), see animation after relayout. |
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Stops aiSee after |
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