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The current implementation is based on Gephi's considerations.
Thus, for a directed graph, it looks for a <-- b during the a --> b, handling Gephi's considerations in an iteration-through-edges way.
If a graph is multi, searching for a <- b edge during the a <-> b iteration is then possible but leads to weird behaviour.
See the source code and the upper note for a better understanding.
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The current implementation is based on Gephi's considerations.
Thus, for a directed graph, it looks for
a <-- b
during thea --> b
, handling Gephi's considerations in an iteration-through-edges way.If a graph is multi, searching for
a <- b
edge during thea <-> b
iteration is then possible but leads to weird behaviour.See the source code and the upper note for a better understanding.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: