I’m having to use the AT&T Graphviz tools quite a bit for generate graphs for my research.
As I like programming in Python, I decided to write a simple wrapper that would go and call the actual tools. This wrapper lets you create and save neatly-formatted
dot files and also provides and easy interface to render them. I use it on an interactive web page to generate graphs on the fly. It can’t load graphviz files yet, not
sure if I’ll ever get around to that. Anyway, you can find that on my projects page.
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What I'm Doing...
- @castrojo dude, it's like you're stalking me around the city today. I was at amnh 10 minutes before you. in reply to castrojo 6 hrs ago
- @jdub You don't wear a helmet on a bicycle in 99% of the places in the US. Then again, you can go 70mph on a motorcycle without one too. in reply to jdub 21 hrs ago
- Apparently there is a release of Perl 6 for early adopters. In other news, PEOPLE STILL USE PERL?! 2 days ago
- Hey @HuffingtonPost, you thought we wouldn't notice your facebook map http://huff.to/aRGx8Q is a ripoff of XKCD http://xkcd.com/256/ right? 2 weeks ago
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