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gvmap — Find clusters and creates a geographical map highlighting clusters. More information: <https://graph
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gvmap command: Find clusters and creates a geographical map highlighting clusters. More information: <https://graphviz.org/pdf/gvmap.1.pdf>.Solution
gvmap — Find clusters and creates a geographical map highlighting clusters. More information: <https://graphviz.org/pdf/gvmap.1.pdf>.Generate a clustered map layout from a DOT format graph:
gvmap {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Generate a map using existing cluster subgraphs from the input:
gvmap -D {{graph.gv}}Include graph edges in the [o]utput map:
gvmap -e {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Specify a [c]olor scheme (1: pastel, 2: blue-yellow, 3: white-red, etc.):
gvmap -c {{1|2|3|...}} {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Set the maximum number of [C]lusters (by default 0, meaning there is no limit):
gvmap -C {{10}} {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Only draw cluster 2 (by default, all clusters are drawn):
gvmap -highlight={{2}} {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Code Snippets
Generate a clustered map layout from a DOT format graph
gvmap {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Generate a map using existing cluster subgraphs from the input
gvmap -D {{graph.gv}}Include graph edges in the [o]utput map
gvmap -e {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Specify a [c]olor scheme (1: pastel, 2: blue-yellow, 3: white-red, etc.)
gvmap -c {{1|2|3|...}} {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Set the maximum number of [C]lusters (by default 0, meaning there is no limit)
gvmap -C {{10}} {{graph.gv}} -o {{output.xdot}}Context
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