is it possible to have one arrow going to a cluster and one arrow going out of it, while the cluster contains unconnected nodes ?
g.setNode('a', {label: 'A'});
g.setNode('b', {label: 'B'});
g.setNode('c', {label: 'C'});
g.setNode('d', {label: 'D'});
g.setNode('e', {label: 'E'});
g.setNode('f', {label: 'F'});
g.setNode('group', {label: 'Group', style: 'fill: #d3d7e8'});
g.setParent('c', 'group');
g.setParent('d', 'group');
g.setParent('e', 'group');
g.setEdge('a', 'b');
g.setEdge('b', 'group');
g.setEdge('group', 'f');
Thank you!
is it possible to have one arrow going to a cluster and one arrow going out of it, while the cluster contains unconnected nodes ?
g.setNode('a', {label: 'A'});
g.setNode('b', {label: 'B'});
g.setNode('c', {label: 'C'});
g.setNode('d', {label: 'D'});
g.setNode('e', {label: 'E'});
g.setNode('f', {label: 'F'});
g.setNode('group', {label: 'Group', style: 'fill: #d3d7e8'});
g.setParent('c', 'group');
g.setParent('d', 'group');
g.setParent('e', 'group');
g.setEdge('a', 'b');
g.setEdge('b', 'group');
g.setEdge('group', 'f');
Thank you!