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graphviz样例

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Last edited Jan 27, 2019

Created on Jan 27, 2019

This example showcases two Graphviz diagrams created with the DOT language. The first, "sametail", demonstrates the `sametail` edge attribute to merge multiple edges into a single visual tail at node 'b', using a left-to-right rank direction. The second, "矩形边.gv", uses orthogonal edge routing (`splines=ortho`), styled boxes and a diamond node, and employs the `taillabel` and `constraint` attributes to label and reposition edges. Both diagrams illustrate Graphviz's syntax for controlling edge paths and node appearance through attribute declarations.

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