# Input file with Graph, graph, Edge and edge labels.
$ cat /tmp/b
digraph test {
Graph [URL="Graph.html", label="Graph"];
graph [URL="graph.html", label="graph"];
Edge [URL="Edge.html", label="Edge"];
edge [URL="edge.html", label="edge"];
}
# Removed quotes for Graph and Edge labels, unchanged for graph and edge labels
$ cat /tmp/b | unflatten
digraph test {
graph [URL="graph.html",
label="graph"
];
edge [URL="edge.html",
label="edge"
];
Graph [URL="Graph.html",
label=Graph];
Edge [URL="Edge.html",
label=Edge];
}
# Leads to parse error when processed by dot
$ cat /tmp/b | unflatten | dot -Tsvg -o /tmp/b.svg
<stdin>:9: parse error near line 9
context: >>> label=Graph <<< ];
Input:
digraph test {
Graph [URL="Graph.html", label="Graph"];
graph [URL="graph.html", label="graph"];
Edge [URL="Edge.html", label="Edge"];
edge [URL="edge.html", label="edge"];
}
# Removed quotes for Graph and Edge labels, unchanged for graph and edge labels
$ cat /tmp/b | unflatten
digraph test {
graph [URL="graph.html",
label="graph"
];
edge [URL="edge.html",
label="edge"
];
Graph [URL="Graph.html",
label=Graph];
Edge [URL="Edge.html",
label=Edge];
}
</CD>
Comments: Can workaround by using different labels, problem may also exist for "NodeId" label.
Fix: Can workaround by using different labels
Owner: erg
Status: Fixed (23 October 2003)