I have tried using xlp and also followed this graphviz thread (http://www.graphviz.org/content/how-use-xlp-attribute-positioning-external-labels-xlabel), but neither have actually worked.
This is my dot code:
digraph { forcelabels=true; rankdir=LR; graph[ranksep=1,nodesep=.5]; node[shape=box]; "start" [xlabel="start",xlp="0,0",shape=doublecircle,label=" "]; "requested"->"fault"; "requested"->"progress"; "start"->"requested"; "progress"->"fault"; "progress"->"progress"; "progress"->"complete"; "fault" [xlabel="fault",shape=doublecircle,label=" "]; "complete" [xlabel="complete",shape=doublecircle,label=" "]; }
And this is what it looks like:
Ideally start,fault, and complete would just be directly under the nodes, but I can't seem to postion the xlabels correctly.
If you use neato
with the -n2
flag, you should be able to set the position of xlabel
. You would need to specify the position of every node, though.
So if you had a file called lb.gv
with the following contents:
digraph{ forcelabels=true; rankdir=LR; graph[ranksep=1,nodesep=.5,margin=0.3,bgcolor=Transparent]; node[shape=box]; start [pos="0,0", xlp="23,54", xlabel=start, shape=doublecircle, label= " "]; requested [pos="100,0"]; progress [pos="250,-66"]; fault [pos="400,70", xlp="424,124", xlabel=fault, shape=doublecircle,label= " "]; complete [pos="400,-66", xlp="424,-10", xlabel=complete, shape=doublecircle,label= " "]; requested->fault; requested->progress; start->requested; progress->fault; progress:w->progress:_; progress->complete; }
You could run neato -n2 -Tpng lb.gv > test.png
That's what I got:
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