05-26-2011
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gvmap.sh
GVMAP.SH(1) General Commands Manual GVMAP.SH(1)
NAME
gvmap.sh - pipeline for running gvmap
SYNOPSIS
gvmap.sh [-vV?] [ options ] [ -o outfile ] [ files ]
DESCRIPTION
gvmap.sh takes as input a graph in DOT format, performs a layout, runs the output through gvmap and renders the output. At some point, it
is hoped to integrate all of these tasks into gvmap.
OPTIONS
The following options are supported:
-a k The integer k specifies the average number of artificial points added along the bounding box of the labels. Such artificial points
are added to avoid a country boundary cutting through the boundary box of the labels. Computing time is proportional to k; hence,
for large graphs, a small value of k is suggested. If k = -1, a suitable value of k is automatically selected based on the graph
size. By default k = -1.
-K layout
specifies which program should be use for the initial layout. By default, sfdp is run. Also by default, the layout is passed the
flag -Goverlap=prism. This can be overridden using a -g flag.
-T format
specifies the final output format. This works the same way as the -T flag for any Graphviz layout program.
-N attr=val
specifies the setting of a default node attribute during the rendering phase. This works the same way as the -N flag for any
Graphviz layout program.
-G attr=val
specifies the setting of a graph attribute during the rendering phase. This works the same way as the -G flag for any Graphviz lay-
out program.
-E attr=val
specifies the setting of a default edge attribute during the rendering phase. This works the same way as the -E flag for any
Graphviz layout program.
-n attr=val
specifies the setting of a default node attribute during the layout phase. This works the same way as the -N flag for any Graphviz
layout program.
-g attr=val
specifies the setting of a graph attribute during the layout phase. This works the same way as the -G flag for any Graphviz layout
program.
-e attr=val
specifies the setting of a default edge attribute during the layout phase. This works the same way as the -E flag for any Graphviz
layout program.
-A flag
specifies a flag to be passed to gvmap. For example, gvmap.sh -Ae -As3 causes gvmap -e -s3 to be run.
-v Set verbose mode.
-V Print version information and exit.
-? Print usage information and exit.
EXAMPLES
The following invocation creates a map with edges in semi-transparent light gray and nodes laid out using sfdp:
gvmap.sh -Ae -Ecolor=#55555522 -Tpng foo.gv > foo.png
It is equivalent to running the pipeline
sfdp -Goverlap=prism foo.gv | gvmap -e | neato -n2 -Ecolor=#55555522 -Tpng > foo.png
AUTHOR
Emden R. Gansner <erg@research.att.com>
SEE ALSO
gvmap(1), sfdp(1), neato(1), gvpr(1)
E. R. Gansner, Y. Hu, S. G. Kobourov, "GMap: Visualizing graphs and clusters as maps," Proc. Pacific Vis. 2010, pp. 201-208.
31 March 2011 GVMAP.SH(1)