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setting default node attributes using Image_Graphviz package


I can produce the below graph with either dot language using GraphViz directly or with the PEAR package Image_GraphViz using PHP.

graphviz png image from below code

//DOT language
digraph test{
    URL="http://example.com/fish/";
    bgcolor="#BBCAF2";

    //defaults for all nodes
    node[style=filled, 
         fillcolor=white, 
         color="#8A94B4", 
         fixedsize=true, 
         fontname="sans-serif", 
         fontsize=8, 
         URL="?fish_id=\N", 
         margin="0.02,0.02"];

    //defaults for all edges
    edge[arrowsize=0.6,  
         sametail=true, 
         fontsize=8, 
         fontname="sans-serif"];

    //a few edges
    57->23[color="blue"];  42->23[color="red"];
    25->26[color="blue", label="10M"];  25->26[color="red", label="10F"];
    //etc.

    //a few nodes
    29[label="100128 AB"];
    38[label="100730 AB"];
    39[label="110208"];
    //etc.
}

Dot files can set attribute defaults for all four element types (graph, cluster, node, edge). It appears that Image_GraphViz can only set defaults for graph level attributes.

<?php
$gatts=array( //defaults for graph level attributes
    'URL'=>"http://example.com/fish/",
    'bgcolor'=>"#ff0000",
    'font'=>"sans-serif",
);

$gv=new Image_GraphViz(true,$gatts,'test',false,true);

$q_ne="SELECT parentname, parent_id, childname, child_id, parenttype, parentcount 
       FROM fish_crosses";   
$r_ne=$dbii->query($q_ne);
while($ne=$r_ne->fetch_assoc()){
    $nodeatts=array('label' => $ne['parentname'], 
                     'style'=>"filled", 
                     'fillcolor'=>'#ffffff', 
                     'fixedsize'=>true, 
                     'fontname'=>"sans-serif", 
                     'fontsize'=>8);
    if(!$ne['child_id']) {
        $gv->addNode($ne['parent_id'], $nodeatts);
        continue;
    }
    if($ne['parenttype']=='dam'){
        $ecolor= '#ff0000';
        $elabel= $ne['parentcount'].'F';
    } else {
        $ecolor= '#0000ff';
        $elabel=$ne['parentcount'].'F';
    }
    $edgeatts=array('color'=>$ecolor, 'fontname'=>'sans-serif','fontsize'=>8);
    if($ne['parentcount']) $edgeatts['label']=$elabel;

     $gv->addEdge(array($ne['parent_id']=>$ne['child_id']), $edgeatts);
    $gv->addNode($ne['parent_id'], $nodeatts);
    $gv->addNode($ne['child_id'], $nodeatts);
}

echo $gv->image('png');
?>

Does anyone know the syntax for adding default attribute values for nodes and edges to a Image_GraphViz object?


Solution

  • It appears that the current Image_GraphViz package cannot handle default node/edge/cluster attributes. I've extended the class by changing these functions: _escape, _escapeArray, and parse. Here are my changes:

    function _escape($input, $html = false) {
            switch (strtolower($input)) {
            //removed case 'node' and case 'edge' so they won't be quoted
            case 'graph':
            case 'digraph':
            case 'subgraph':
            case 'strict':
                return '"'.$input.'"';
            } //...
    
    
    function _escapeArray($input) {
    //...
            default:
                if(is_array($v)){
                    $v=$this->_escapeArray($v); //added recursion to allow default node/edge/cluster attribute sets
                } else {
                    $v = $this->_escape($v);
                }
                $k = $this->_escape($k);
            }
    //...
    
    function parse() {
    //...
        foreach ($attr as $key => $value) {
            if(is_array($value)){
                $a=implode(',', 
                array_map(function($v,$k){ return $k . '='.$v;}, 
                    array_values($value),
                    array_keys($value)));
            //default format for node/edge/cluster: thing[att1="blah", att2="foo"];
                $parsedGraph .= $indent.$key.'['.$a."];\n";
            } else {
                $parsedGraph .= $indent.$key.'='.$value.";\n";
            }
        }
    //...
    

    I hope this is useful to someone.