[graph ( -- attrs )
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Vocabulary
graphviz.notation

Inputs
None

Outputs

attrs

a graph-attributes

Word description
Shorthand for <graph-attributes> to be used with ]; and attribute-setting generic words (see Notation for setting Graphviz attributes ) so that adding graph-attributes to a graph or subgraph reads more like the equivalent in the DOT language.

Notes
This word is rendered redundant by the graph and subgraph methods defined by graphviz.notation for setting attributes. Sometimes it still might look better to delineate certain attribute-setting code.

Examples
Instead of writing

<graph> <graph-attributes> "LR" =rankdir "blah" =label add

it looks better to write

<graph> [graph "LR" =rankdir "blah" =label ];

Compare this with the DOT language, where you'd write

graph { [graph rankdir="LR" label="blah" ]; }

Of course, you could just write

<graph> "LR" =rankdir "blah" =label

Similarly, in the DOT language you could just write

graph { rankdir="LR" label="blah" }

See also
[add-node, [add-edge, [--, [->, [node, [edge, ];

Definition

USING: graphviz.attributes ;

IN: graphviz.notation

ALIAS: [graph <graph-attributes> inline