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Hi,
I have observed, that the expand(nodes, options) function does not apply correctly the passed options, when called.
Reproduce the issue:
Display the graph with a layout and specify this layout in the options object layoutBy : {name: dagre} field
Collapse all nodes and edges with
2.1. collapseAll(options)
2.2. collapseAllEdges()
Change the layoutBy field in the options object, layoutBy : {name: breadthfirst}
Expand any collapsed nodeA using
4.1. expandEdgesBetweenNodes([nodeA, ...neighbors]))
4.2. expand(nodeA, options)
Notice that the graph you see is still in the dagre layout.
When you use instead:
...
Expand all collapsed nodes using
4.1. expandAllEdges()
4.2. expandAll(options)
Notice that the new layout has been applied.
Possible reason
By having a quick look into your source code, I assume the problem results from these lines in the file: expandCollapseUtilities.js, function: expandNodeBaseFunction, lines 46 – 48:
if (single) { this.endOperation(layoutBy, node); }
In any other expand function, see expandAll(options), the nodes will always be rearranged by the endOperation after expanding. Here, the rearrangement is conditional, which may cause this bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
I have observed, that the expand(nodes, options) function does not apply correctly the passed options, when called.
Reproduce the issue:
layoutBy : {name: dagre}
field2.1.
collapseAll(options)
2.2.
collapseAllEdges()
layoutBy : {name: breadthfirst}
4.1.
expandEdgesBetweenNodes([nodeA, ...neighbors]))
4.2.
expand(nodeA, options)
When you use instead:
4.1.
expandAllEdges()
4.2.
expandAll(options)
Possible reason
By having a quick look into your source code, I assume the problem results from these lines in the file: expandCollapseUtilities.js, function: expandNodeBaseFunction, lines 46 – 48:
if (single) { this.endOperation(layoutBy, node); }
In any other expand function, see
expandAll(options)
, the nodes will always be rearranged by the endOperation after expanding. Here, the rearrangement is conditional, which may cause this bug.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: