How to use SVG for custom node shapes in graphviz? -


I'm trying to use ( dot command line tool, to be more specific) To define node shapes to generate a SVG layout of a graph, I would like to use self-generated SVG files, and I followed its instructions. I am outputting to SVG, in theory, the shapes are & lt; Symbol & gt; s and & lt; Use & gt; It should be easy to do this by putting them in shapes as . I believe the functionality was implemented, and I still do not understand how to use it.

I tried the image attribute of a node pointing to a custom size SVG file. I tried to set the size to custom of the node and indicated the size in the file size in SVG. Dot complains that I have an invalid filename, and its plugin graph has suggested that it can read SVG, I'm guessing that I am either using the wrong attributes , Or there is something wrong with SVG files which I have tried.

Whatever it is worth, I have the view box & lt; Svg & gt; Set to attribute

Graphwiz only supports SVG input where width and height attributes to & lt; Svg & gt; is set to full units (pixels, inches, etc.) & lt; Svg & gt; height = "100%" width = "100%" view box = "0 0 width_in_pixels height_in_pixels" as attributes on the element.

I have filed one, and a graphhew developer told me, which describes the requirements for using SVG in custom node sizes.

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