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In order to provide fixed Node positions for a layout algorithm, the user must first call Layout > setInitialNodePositions(...) with a map containing Node ids and their respective positions and then fill another set with the Node ids (thanks to the Layout > setNodesWithFixedPosition(...) function) set in order to prevent the algorithm from moving those nodes.
Describe the expected behavior
It would be clearer to have a function Layout > setNodesWithFixedPosition(...) directly taking a Map<String, Point> as an argument.
Describe the motivation
User-friendliness
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Describe the current behavior
In order to provide fixed Node positions for a layout algorithm, the user must first call
Layout > setInitialNodePositions(...)
with a map containing Node ids and their respective positions and then fill another set with the Node ids (thanks to theLayout > setNodesWithFixedPosition(...)
function) set in order to prevent the algorithm from moving those nodes.Describe the expected behavior
It would be clearer to have a function
Layout > setNodesWithFixedPosition(...)
directly taking aMap<String, Point>
as an argument.Describe the motivation
User-friendliness
Extra Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: