[erlang-questions] suggestions for erlang drawing toolkit?

[Robert Virding]

If you want some example code for generating DOT files look towards the end of leex.erl (scanner generator), out_dfa_graph/3, where there is some code to generate a DOT file showing the internal DFA as a graph. It is only a limited example but gives you some indication how it is done. 

Robert 

----- Original Message -----

> Hi Garry,

> I have created call graphs and similar for my own code using
> graphviz.

> The dot language is very easy to work with and you can generate SVG
> using graphviz.

> You will have to live with the way graphviz decides to lay out your
> drawing, but in most cases it is actually okay and you can insert
> some control commands to guide it if it is not suiting your needs.

> Cheers,
> Torben

> On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 21:45, Garry Hodgson < garry@REDACTED
> > wrote:

> > for some visualization work i'm doing i need to be able to generate
> 
> > images from basic line/ellipse/text kind of primitives. we've been
> 
> > using PIL (Python Imaging Library) for this, but it'd be nicer to
> > do
> 
> > this in just erlang. ideally i'd like to be able to generate PNG
> > and
> 
> > SVG output.
> 

> > does anyone have any suggestions?
> 

> > thanks
> 

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