Dot graph language - how to make bidirectional edges automatically?

Question

Here is a very simplified example of my Dot graph:

strict digraph graphName {
A->B
B->A
}

This creates

Instead I want a single edge shown between A and B but with a double arrow head. I know how to get the double arrowhead as a global option:

strict digraph graphName {
  edge [dir="both"]
A->B
B->A
}

But that looks very ugly, and not all of my edges should be dual headed.

If I do more processing of the graph and detect the double reference myself and replace the two edges with a single edge, it looks OK. But I'd rather not have to do this extra step

strict digraph graphName {
A->B [dir="both"]
}

Any better solutions?

Answer 1

You should just use:

A -> B [dir=both]

Answer 2

How about 'concentrate=true'?:

strict digraph graphName {
concentrate=true
A->B
B->A
}

From the documentation:

If true, use edge concentrators. This merges multiedges into a single edge and causes partially parallel edges to share part of their paths. The latter feature is not yet available outside of dot.