First of all - thanks a lot for this package, graphviz is an awesome tool and
having this interface library is really convenient. There a three point
where I could use some help:
1. when I try to create a label with e.g.: textLabelValue "Hallo" -
the compiler complains he can't match string
On Mon, Oct 10, 2011 at 9:44 AM, kaffeepause73 wrote:
> First of all - thanks a lot for this package, graphviz is an awesome tool
> and
> having this interface library is really convenient. There a three point
> where I could use some help:
>
> 1. when I try to create a label with e.g.: textLa
Hi Dave,
Thanks for the quick reply - it works now. - I wasted quite a bit time on
this.
I guess the "internal" bit in the compiler message confused me.
Cheers Phil
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kaffeepause73 writes:
> Thanks for the quick reply - it works now. - I wasted quite a bit time on
> this.
Alternatively, you can turn on overloaded strings, which allows constructing
text values (along with other types that are instances of IsString) from
string constants. Add
{-# Language Ov
On 11 October 2011 03:44, kaffeepause73 wrote:
> First of all - thanks a lot for this package, graphviz is an awesome tool and
> having this interface library is really convenient. There a three point
> where I could use some help:
>
> 2. I know how to rotate the whole diagram (with landscape or r
Hi Ivan,
I already played around a fair bit with options in both cases, but
there are quite a few so it gets quite worky with try and error.
Going to graphviz directly doesn't seem a bad idea.
Thanks Phil
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On 11 October 2011 17:00, kaffeepause73 wrote:
> Hi Ivan,
>
> I already played around a fair bit with options in both cases, but
> there are quite a few so it gets quite worky with try and error.
Definitely. I've never bothered fully documenting
Data.GraphViz.Attributes.Complete fully solely bec