I had been trying to do what I thought was a simple thing in Graphviz, something like this:
(taken from https://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/394432/how-to-draw-circular-linked-list)
And I am trying to do something similar with Graphviz, this is how it looks right now:
I read the documentation and tried already with neato and circo diagrams and no success.... How can I achieve bending the edge in the way I need? I now I could try using a coordinate, like p3:e -> p1:w
but that will remove the start point from the middle of the record.
This is my code so far:
digraph {
node[shape=record];
graph[pencolor=transparent];
rankdir=LR;
p1[label="{<data> 12|<next>}"];
p2[label="{<data> 99|<next>}"];
p3[label="{<data> 37|<next>}"];
edge[tailclip=false,arrowtail=dot,dir=both];
p1:next:c -> p2:data;
p2:next:c -> p3:data;
p3:next:c -> p1:data[constraint=false];
}
you need some helper nodes (p0 and p4)
digraph {
node[shape=record];
graph[pencolor=transparent];
rankdir=LR;
p1[label="{<data> 12|<next>}"];
p2[label="{<data> 99|<next>}"];
p3[label="{<data> 37|<next>}"];
edge[tailclip=false,arrowtail=dot,dir=both];
{node[shape=point height=0] p0 p4} // make p0 and p4 to small to see
p0:n -> p1[arrowtail=none]
p0:s -> p4:s[dir=none] // add edge with no arrow to make it look like one long edge, also make p0 the tail so we don't have a recursition that may course dot to rearange the nodes
p1:next:c -> p2:data;
p2:next:c -> p3:data;
//p3:next:c -> p1:data[constraint=false];
p3:next:c -> p4:n[arrowhead=none]
}
You can probably do the cross in the tail by using html table label and adding an image to one of the cells