Mattias Gaertner schrieb:
Hi,
I added a new control TLvlGraphControl to package LazControls. It is a
LCL control showing a graph as "level graph". Another name is "layered
graph".
See the screenshot and see here:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Lazarus_1.2.0_release_notes#TLvlGraphControl
Nice :-)
Level graphs can visualize hundreds of nodes and thousands of
edges on a single screen, reducing the need to scroll.
This control has the ability to highlight the edges under
the mouse, so that even complex graphs with thousands of edges can be
explored.
And it highlights back edges so you can quickly find cycles.
The screenshot is from the IDE's Package Graph.
Did you already consider to analyze the graph using methods known from
the theory of graphs, like splitting the graph into "components"?
Graph components can help to structure the display of the entire graph,
so that e.g. a component can be represented as a single node on the
screen, which then can be expanded on demand into a more detailed
representation.
DoDi
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