Jason,
Does anyone know if it is assumed that if the _pos dictionary in a graph
is not None, then it contains each vertex as a key? It seems like it is
assumed several places in the code (e.g., in the subgraph() function).
However, _pos isn't updated properly (e.g., in the delete_vertex
Robert Miller wrote:
Jason,
Does anyone know if it is assumed that if the _pos dictionary in a graph
is not None, then it contains each vertex as a key? It seems like it is
assumed several places in the code (e.g., in the subgraph() function).
However, _pos isn't updated properly (e.g.,
Robert Miller wrote:
Jason,
Does anyone know if it is assumed that if the _pos dictionary in a graph
is not None, then it contains each vertex as a key? It seems like it is
assumed several places in the code (e.g., in the subgraph() function).
However, _pos isn't updated properly (e.g.,
