If you haven't done so, please read the Overview first.
This chapter describes all the possible attributes for nodes.
It is generated automatically from the definitions in Graph::Easy::Attributes
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Nodes
- align, autolabel, autolink, autotitle,
- background, basename, border, bordercolor, borderstyle, borderwidth,
- class, color, colorscheme, columns, comment,
- fill, flow, font, fontsize, format,
- group,
- id,
- label, link, linkbase,
- offset, origin,
- pointshape, pointstyle,
- rank, rotate, rows,
- shape, size,
- textstyle, textwrap, title,
align
The alignment of the label text.
One of: center
, left
, right
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Defaults to:
left
for edge
left
for group
center
for anything else
Example graph:
graph { align: left; label: My Graph; }
node {align: left;}
( Nodes:
[ Right\nAligned ] { align: right; } -- label\n text -->
{ align: left; }
[ Left\naligned ] )
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autolabel
Will restrict the label text to N characters. N must be greater than 10. See the section about labels, titles, names and links for reference.
Defaults to:
for graph
inherit
for anything else
Example graph:
graph { autolabel: 20; autotitle: name; }
[ Bonn ]
-- Acme Travels Incorporated -->
[ Frankfurt (Main) / Flughafen ]
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autolink
If set to something else than 'none', will use the appropriate attribute to automatically generate the link, unless link is already set. See the section about labels, titles, names and links for reference.
One of: label
, title
, name
, none
, inherit
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Defaults to:
none
for graph
inherit
for anything else
Example value: title
autotitle
If set to something else than 'none', will use the appropriate attribute to automatically generate the title, unless title is already set. See the section about labels, titles, names and links for reference.
One of: label
, name
, none
, link
, inherit
.
Defaults to:
none
for graph
inherit
for anything else
Example value: label
background
The background color, e.g. the color outside the shape. Do not confuse with fill. If set to inherit, the object will inherit the fill color (not the background color!) of the parent e.g. the enclosing group or graph. See the section about color names and values for reference.
Defaults to: inherit
Example graph:
[ Crimson ] { shape: circle; background: crimson; }
-- Aqua Marine --> { background: #7fffd4; }
[ Misty Rose ]
{ background: white; fill: rgb(255,228,221); shape: ellipse; }
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basename
Controls the base name of an autosplit node. Ignored for all other nodes. Unless set, it is generated automatically from the node parts. Please see the section about autosplit for reference.
Defaults to:
Example graph:
[ A|B|C ] { basename: A } [ 1 ] -> [ A.2 ]
[ A|B|C ] [ 2 ] -> [ ABC.2 ]
border
The border. Can be any combination of borderstyle, bordercolor and borderwidth.
Defaults to:
dashed 1px #000000
for group
none
for group.anon
solid 1px #000000
for node
none
for node.anon
none
for anything else
Example graph:
[ Normal ]
--> [ Bold ] { border: bold; }
--> [ Broad ] { border: broad; }
--> [ Wide ] { border: wide; }
--> [ Bold-Dash ] { border: bold-dash; }
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bordercolor
The color of the border. See the section about color names and values for reference.
Defaults to:
#000000
for anything else
Example graph:
node { border: black bold; }
[ Black ]
--> [ Red ] { bordercolor: red; }
--> [ Green ] { bordercolor: green; }
borderstyle
The style of the border. The special styles "bold", "broad", "wide", "double-dash" and "bold-dash" will set and override the borderwidth.
One of: none
, solid
, dotted
, dashed
, dot-dash
, dot-dot-dash
, double
, wave
, bold
, bold-dash
, broad
, double-dash
, wide
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Defaults to:
dashed
for group
none
for group.anon
solid
for node
none
for node.anon
none
for anything else
Example graph:
node { border: dotted; }
[ Dotted ]
--> [ Dashed ] { borderstyle: dashed; }
--> [ broad ] { borderstyle: broad; }
borderwidth
The width of the border. Certain border-styles will override the width.
Defaults to: 1
Example value: 2px
class
The subclass of the object. See the section about class names for reference.
Defaults to:
Example value: mynodeclass
color
The foreground/text/label color. See the section about color names and values for reference.
Defaults to: black
Example graph:
[ Lime ] { color: limegreen; }
-- label --> { color: blue; labelcolor: red; }
[ Dark Orange ] { color: rgb(255,50%,0.01); }
colorscheme
The colorscheme to use for all color values. See the section about color names and values for reference and a list of possible values.
Defaults to:
w3c
for graph
inherit
for anything else
Example graph:
graph { colorscheme: accent8; } [ 1 ] { fill: 1; }
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[ 3 ] { fill: 3; }
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[ 4 ] { fill: 4; }
->
[ 5 ] { fill: 5; }
->
[ 6 ] { fill: 6; }
->
[ 7 ] { fill: 7; }
->
[ 8 ] { fill: 8; }
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columns
The size of the node in columns. See also size.
Defaults to: 1
Example value: 2
comment
A free-form text field containing a comment on this object. This will be embedded into output formats if possible, e.g. in HTML, SVG and Graphviz, but not ASCII or Boxart.
Defaults to:
Example graph:
graph { comment: German capitals; }
[ Bonn ] --> [ Berlin ]
fill
The fill color, e.g. the color inside the shape. For the graph, this is the background color for the label. For edges, defines the color inside the arrow shape. See also background. See the section about color names and values for reference.
Defaults to:
inherit
for edge
inherit
for graph
#a0d0ff
for group
white
for group.anon
inherit
for node.anon
white
for anything else
Example graph:
[ Crimson ]
{
shape: circle;
background: yellow;
fill: red;
border: 3px solid blue;
}
-- Aqua Marine -->
{
arrowstyle: filled;
fill: red;
}
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flow
The general direction in which edges will leave nodes first. On edges, influeces where the target node is place. Please see the section about flow control for reference.
Defaults to:
east
for graph
inherit
for anything else
Example graph:
graph { flow: up; }
[ Enschede ] { flow: left; } -> [ Bielefeld ] -> [ Wolfsburg ]
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font
A prioritized list of lower-case, unquoted values, separated by a comma. Values are either font family names (like "times", "arial" etc) or generic family names (like "serif", "cursive", "monospace"), the first recognized value will be used. Always offer a generic name as the last possibility.
Defaults to:
sans-serif
for edge
serif
for anything else
Example graph:
graph { font: vinque, georgia, utopia, serif; label: Sample; }
( Nodes:
[ Webdings ] { font: Dingbats, webdings; }
-- FlatLine -->
{ font: flatline; }
[ Normal ] )
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fontsize
The size of the label text, best expressed in em (1.0em, 0.5em etc) or percent (100%, 50% etc)
Defaults to:
1em
for graph
1em
for node
0.8em
for anything else
Example graph:
graph { fontsize: 200%; label: Sample; }
( Nodes:
[ Big ] { fontsize: 1.5em; color: white; fill: darkred; }
-- Small -->
{ fontsize: 0.2em; }
[ Normal ] )
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format
The formatting language of the label. The default, none
means nothing special will be done. When set to pod
, formatting codes like B<bold>
will change the formatting of the label. See the section about label text formatting for reference.
One of: none
, pod
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Defaults to: none
Example graph:
graph {
format: pod;
label: I am B<bold> and I<italic>;
}
node { format: pod; }
edge { format: pod; }
[ U<B<bold and underlined>> ]
--> { label: "S<Fähre>"; }
[ O<Konstanz> ]
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group
Puts the node into this group.
Defaults to:
Example graph:
[ A ] { group: Cities:; } ( Cities: [ B ] ) [ A ] --> [ B ]
id
A unique identifier for this object, consisting only of letters, digits, or underscores.
Defaults to:
Example graph:
[ Bonn ] --> { id: 123; } [ Berlin ]
label
The text displayed as label. If not set, equals the name (for nodes) or no label (for edges, groups and the graph itself).
Defaults to:
Example value: My label
link
The link part, appended onto linkbase. See the section about links for reference.
Defaults to:
Example graph:
node {
autolink: name;
textstyle: none;
fontsize: 1.1em;
}
graph {
linkbase: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/;
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edge {
textstyle: overline;
}
[] --> [ Friedrichshafen ]
-- Schiff --> { autolink: label; color: orange; title: Vrooom!; }
[ Immenstaad ] { color: green; } --> [ Hagnau ]
linkbase
The base URL prepended to all generated links. See the section about links for reference.
Defaults to:
/wiki/index.php/
for graph
inherit
for anything else
Example value: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
offset
The offset of this node from the origin node, in columns and rows. Only used if you also set the origin node.
Defaults to: 0,0
Example graph:
[ A ] -> [ B ] { origin: A; offset: 2,2; }
origin
The name of the node, that this node is relativ to. See also offset.
Defaults to:
Example value: Cluster A
pointshape
Controls the style of a node that has a shape of 'point'.
One of: star
, square
, dot
, circle
, cross
, diamond
, invisible
, x
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Defaults to: star
Example graph:
node { shape: point; }
[ A ]
-> [ B ] { pointshape: circle; }
-> [ C ] { pointshape: cross; }
-> [ D ] { pointshape: diamond; }
-> [ E ] { pointshape: dot; }
-> [ F ] { pointshape: invisible; }
-> [ G ] { pointshape: square; }
-> [ H ] { pointshape: star; }
-> [ I ] { pointshape: x; }
-> [ ☯ ] { shape: none; }
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pointstyle
Controls the style of the pointshape of a node that has a shape of 'point'. Note for backwards compatibility reasons, the shape names 'star', 'square', 'dot', 'circle', 'cross', 'diamond' and 'invisible' are also supported, but should not be used here, instead set them via pointshape.
One of: closed
, filled
, star
, square
, dot
, circle
, cross
, diamond
, invisible
, x
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Defaults to: filled
Example graph:
node { shape: point; pointstyle: closed; pointshape: diamond; }
[ A ] --> [ B ] { pointstyle: filled; }
rank
The rank of the node, used by the layouter to find the order and placement of nodes. Set to auto
(the default), same
(usefull for node lists) or a positive number. See the section about ranks for reference and more examples.
Defaults to: auto
Example graph:
[ Bonn ], [ Berlin ] { rank: same; }
[ Bonn ] -> [ Cottbus ] -> [ Berlin ]
rotate
The rotation of the node shape, either an absolute value (like south
, up
, down
or 123
), or a relative value (like +12
, -90
, left
, right
). For relative angles, the rotation will be based on the node's flow. Rotation is clockwise.
Defaults to: 0
Example graph:
[ Bonn ] { rotate: 45; } -- ICE -->
[ Berlin ] { shape: triangle; rotate: -90; }
rows
The size of the node in rows. See also size.
Defaults to: 1
Example value: 3
shape
The shape of the node. Nodes with shape 'point' (see pointshape) have a fixed size and do not display their label. The border of such a node is the outline of the pointshape
, and the fill is the inside of the pointshape
. When the shape
is set to the value 'img', the label will be interpreted as an external image resource to display. In this case attributes like color, fontsize etc. are ignored.
One of: circle
, diamond
, edge
, ellipse
, hexagon
, house
, invisible
, invhouse
, invtrapezium
, invtriangle
, octagon
, parallelogram
, pentagon
, point
, triangle
, trapezium
, septagon
, rect
, rounded
, none
, img
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Defaults to: rect
Example graph:
[ Bonn ] ->
[ Berlin ] { shape: circle; }
-> [ Regensburg ] { shape: rounded; }
-> [ Ulm ] { shape: point; }
-> [ Wasserburg ] { shape: invisible; }
-> [ Augsburg ] { shape: triangle; }
-> [ House ] { shape: img; label: img/house.png;
border: none; title: My House; fill: inherit; }
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size
The size of the node in columns and rows. Must be greater than 1 in each direction.
Defaults to: 1,1
Example value: 3,2
textstyle
The style of the label text. Either 'none', or any combination (separated with spaces) of 'underline', 'overline', 'bold', 'italic', 'line-through'. 'none' disables underlines on links.
Defaults to:
Example graph:
graph {
fontsize: 150%;
label: Verbindung;
textstyle: bold italic;
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node {
textstyle: underline bold;
fill: #ffd080;
}
edge {
textstyle: italic bold overline;
}
[ Meersburg ] { fontsize: 2em; }
-- Fähre --> { fontsize: 1.2em; color: red; }
[ Konstanz ]
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textwrap
The default none
makes the label text appear exactly as it was written, with manual line breaks applied. When set to a positive number, the label text will be wrapped after this number of characters. When set to auto
, the label text will be wrapped to make the node size as small as possible, depending on output format this may even be dynamic. When not none
, manual line breaks and alignments on them are ignored.
Defaults to:
none
for graph
inherit
for anything else
Example graph:
node { textwrap: auto; }
( Nodes:
[ Frankfurt (Oder) liegt an der
ostdeutschen Grenze und an der Oder ] -->
[ Städte innerhalb der
Ost-Westfahlen Region mit sehr langen Namen] )
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title
The text displayed as mouse-over for nodes/edges, or as the title for the graph. If empty, no title will be generated unless autotitle is set.
Defaults to:
Example value: My title