It\'s easy to zoom in/out graph using GraphZoomScrollPane in JUNG. However, I cannot make the graph background image zooming together with the graph 开发者_C百科itself. How to do it?If I can understan
I want to use SWI-Prolog, Eclipse, and Java together and I have two i开发者_运维百科nterrelated related issues:
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I am struck up in situation where my GraphZoomScrollPane is working really weierdly, wherethe scroll bars disappear suddenly after some zoom in and zoom out operations. They do come bak but with impro
I am aware of the ability using an EdgeShapeTransformer to change the look of edges: vv.getRenderContext().setEdgeShapeTransformer(new EdgeShape.L开发者_运维百科ine()); // for example
I want to add colours to the edges of the graph which I created using the JUNG library. I have edges which are in the type of custom edges where I set the labels and weights to the edges.
Currently, what I\'m doing is: WeakComponentClusterer<开发者_运维百科;Integer, String> wcc = new WeakComponentClusterer<Integer, String>();
I am looking for a way how to display details of a node (as a popup) on MouseOver. Unfortunately the Jung2 tutorial does not provide any information how to implement this kind of functionality. Could
I want to use Jung in my RCP user interface, is this possible? the problem is that the Jung library works with JPanel and I should embed this JPanel in an Eclipse view (which works with com开发者_如何
I use Java and Jung for an application with graphs. I want to add dynamically an edge to a graph while it is visible. In particular, I choose a node开发者_Go百科 from a list (JComboBox) and when I pre