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Rgraphviz (version 2.16.0)

AgEdge-class: Class "AgEdge": A class to describe an edge for a Ragraph object

Description

This class is used to represent edges for the Ragraph class. One can retrieve various pieces of information as well as draw them.

Arguments

Objects from the Class

Objects can be created by calls of the form new("AgEdge", ...).

Slots

arrowhead:
Object of class "character" The style of arrowhead for this edge.
arrowsize:
Object of class "character" A scale factor for the length of the arrow heads & tails
arrowtail:
Object of class "character" The style of arrowtail for this edge.
color:
Object of class "character" The edge color.
dir:
Object of class "character" The edge direction.
ep:
Object of class "xyPoint" The end point of the edge.
head:
Object of class "character" The head node for this edge.
lty:
Object of class "character" The edge line type.
lwd:
Object of class "numeric" The edge line width.
sp:
Object of class "xyPoint" The starting point of the edge.
splines:
Object of class "list" A list of BezierCurve objects
tail:
Object of class "character" The tail node for this edge.
txtLabel:
Object of class "character" The edge text label.

Methods

splines
Returns the splines slot
sp
Returns the sp slot
ep
Returns the ep slot
numSplines
Returns the number of splines
getSpline
Convenience method to retrieve a specific spline
show
Displays a concise description of the object
lines
Draws the edge
head
Gets the head slot
tail
Gets the tail slot
txtLabel
Returns any label for this edge
arrowhead
Retrieves the arrowhead slot.
arrowtail
Retrieves the arrowtail slot.
arrowsize
Retrieves the arrowsize slot.

See Also

Ragraph, BezierCurve, xyPoint

Examples

Run this code
V <- letters[1:10]
M <- 1:4
g1 <- randomGraph(V, M, .2)
z <- agopen(g1,name="foo")
x <- AgEdge(z)  ## list of AgEdge objects

vv <- x[[1]]
vv
## Demonstrate the methods of this class
splines(vv)
sp(vv)
ep(vv)
numSplines(vv)
getSpline(vv, 1)
head(vv)
tail(vv)
txtLabel(vv)
arrowhead(vv)
arrowtail(vv)
arrowsize(vv)

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