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Subject: Re: Import Python library into an Ada package?
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On Saturday, December 5, 2020 at 5:33:00 AM UTC+11, bj=C3=B6rn lundin wrote=
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> Den 2020-12-04 kl. 14:22, skrev Niklas Holsti:=20
> > If you want to use Graphviz just to draw automatically laid-out graphs,=
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> > there is another way, that I have used: make the Ada program write out=
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> > the graph definition as a text file in the "dot" language, and then=20
> > invoke the "dot" program from Graphviz to lay out and draw the graph=20
> > into some graphical format.
> And if you really just want to draw graphs - and can use another tool -=
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> gnuplot can be controlled by spawning it and send commands on stdin via=
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> pipes.=20
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> Bj=C3=B6rn
Thanks for the many helpful comments regarding Graphviz.
I shall certainly consider using these for my project.
I'm not sure what is meant by "automatically laid-out graphs".
Roger