how to draw a graph

lune12

hi, I would like to make a program that deal with algorithm on graphs. Which control should I use for drawing the graph - the nodes and edges? Thanks, Lune

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Self control.

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Place a hockey stick on a piece of paper and run a pencil along it.

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lune12 wrote:

I would like to make a program that deal with algorithm on graphs.

Hence stop wasting your time in the Lounge... :rolleyes:

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lune12 wrote:

how to draw a graph

One line, don't lift your pencil off the paper. And use a continuous and smooth motion.

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NormDroid

Use the force lune.

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0x3c0

A TreeView control would be the best here. If you find a way to alter the nodes into a nice graph formation, it'll be very efficient

leppie

And how will you handle circular references in a TreeView?

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You count the number of circular references or rings in the program to determine its age.

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0x3c0

Print it out and draw an arrow from the child to the parent

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:-D :laugh: :-D

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I don't think you spelled loon correctly.

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