Ozgur Akgun wrote:
Hi all,
I am using vacuum-opengl and vacuum-ubigraph to visualise and analyse some of my data structures. They are quite helpful most of the time, however sometimes I feel the need to tweak the generated output -- such as removing the auto-generted identifiers from constrcutor names, pack some things together, or similar.
Is there a way to configure their output?
And for the vacuum-ubigraph option, I like it's output generally, however while creating the expression tree, is doesn't respect my structures. If there is a flag or so to fix this issue, I'd appreciate it. The Problem is like the following:
data Expr = Sum Expr Expr | Mult Expr Expr | Single Int e = Sum (Single 2) (Mult (Single 3) (Single 4))
And it orients the tree in such a way that Mult looks like the root node, instead of Sum, as I would expect.
Hi, I can answer only about vacuum-ubigraph. Regarding expression tree: the problem is Ubigraph doesn't know anything about the tree. It uses physical simulation to determine the optimum graph layout, the Mult node has the most links attached to it, that's why it's located at the center of the graph. As far as I can tell from Ubigraph docs, this cannot be tweaked. Theoretically one can change the shape of the graph visualization by introducing invisible links and/or nodes. And no, there's no way to tweak the vacuum-ubigraph output without modifying its code.
Thanks, Ozgur Akgun
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