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Layouts #245
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I don't remember - Node already has x and y slots, right?
#' @param linkColorScheme string defining the type of coloring scheme the links follow. | ||
#' Options are 'none' (default) and 'posneg'. | ||
#' @param layout string defining the layout of the network. Options are 'force', 'circle', | ||
#' and 'nicely' which are implemented in igraph. Default is 'nicely'. |
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suggestion - anything other than "nicely" for the default. "Nicely" isn't descriptive at all haha. I don't know what "nicely" means other than i expect it looks nice :) I think it'd be more helpful to see something plain but readable (such as "circle") and then choose a layout from more complicated options.
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nice is a nice option though. it goes through different algorithms i dont remember based on some network metrics i dont remember. and as the default, people dont have to ask for nicely, or ever see thats what its called. they just get it by default, and can ask for specific things by name. i cant imagine ever asking for a thing called nicely without knowing what it was..
as promised #248 |
adding support for some layouts via igraph