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Strange behavior in the graph layout example (Read 754 times)
bgoetzmann
Strange behavior in the graph layout example
Jan 2nd, 2009, 3:48pm  
Hello,

First, thank you for the interesting book "Visualizing Data"!
I'm reading the chapter 8: Networks and Graphs, and running the Processing (version 1.0.1) version of the Graph Layout, I get two strange behaviors:

- yellow rectangles are very big (as if they were drawn with a top left corner fixed near to (0,0) point; it works better if I comment the instruction:

rectMode(CORNER) in the Node's draw method

- the whole graph is well layouted, but slides slowly to the bottom right corner of the screen!

Any idea (I checked several times the code)?

Is a way to get all the source code of the book?


Cheers,

Bertrand.
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