guru.nidi.graphviz.model.Node Java Examples
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Example #1
Source File: PlanImpl.java From jesterj with Apache License 2.0 | 6 votes |
private void linkUp(Map<String, Node> nodes, List<String> knownSteps, StepImpl step) { LinkedHashMap<String, Step> nextSteps = step.getNextSteps(); Node node = nodes.computeIfAbsent(step.getName(), Factory::node); if (step instanceof Scanner) { node= node.with(Color.BLUE,Style.lineWidth(3)); nodes.replace(step.getName(), node); } knownSteps.add(step.getName()); if (nextSteps.size() == 0) { return; } for (Step subsequentStep : nextSteps.values()) { if (!knownSteps.contains(subsequentStep.getName())) { // new node, need to recurse linkUp(nodes, knownSteps, (StepImpl) subsequentStep); // yuck but I don't really want to expose next steps in interface either } Node nextNode = nodes.get(subsequentStep.getName()); node = node.link(nextNode); // link returns an immutable copy of the node we just created, so we need // to throw out the original and keep the copy nodes.put(step.getName(), node); } }
Example #2
Source File: GraphvizTest.java From graphviz-java with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Test void validating() { final List<ValidatorMessage> messages = new ArrayList<>(); final Node a = node("a").with("c", "d").link("b"); Graphviz.fromGraph(graph().with(a)).validating(messages::add).render(SVG).toString(); assertEquals(asList(new ValidatorMessage(ERROR, "c", "is unknown.", null, new Location(NODE, a))), messages); }