Graph Modeling Language export
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| + | == Configuring the export == | ||
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| + | To configure the GML export hold CTRL key down while selecting the '''GML export''' option. Configuration allows you to select whether or not to | ||
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| + | * Export class-instance relations as edges. | ||
| + | * Export occurrences as edges. | ||
| + | * Export n-ary (n>2) associations as edges. | ||
| + | * Export directed or undirected graph. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[GraphML export]] | * [[GraphML export]] | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 8 May 2008
Wandora is capable to export Topic Maps as Graph Modeling Language (GML) format. The export starts with File > Export > Export GML graph.... Exported graph may be visualized with Yed graph editor application for example.
Export details
- Each topic is exported as a graph node.
- Each binary association is converted to an edge between player nodes. Edge's label is association type.
- If association has more than two players, an extra intermediate node is created and each player is linked to the intermediate node with an edge.
- If association has only one (or none) player, it is not exported.
- Each occurrence is exported as a node and an edge between occurrence text and topic node.
- Subjects, scopes, association roles, and variant names are not exported.
Exported nodes and edges don't include location information.
Configuring the export
To configure the GML export hold CTRL key down while selecting the GML export option. Configuration allows you to select whether or not to
- Export class-instance relations as edges.
- Export occurrences as edges.
- Export n-ary (n>2) associations as edges.
- Export directed or undirected graph.
