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I notice that when I user interactive layered layout, for some reason all my outgoing ports are merged... I am not sure why. The interactive node positions seems to work properly, it's just the ports that are combined.
Expected behavior
I would expect the ports to be distinct instead of being combined in the interactive layout.
Screenshots
[included above]
ELK Version
0.9.3
Additional context
I have tried it with and without "elk.layered.crossingMinimization.semiInteractive": "true" as well as "elk.layered.crossingMinimization.strategy": "INTERACTIVE" and neither seem to help.
At least one part of the issue is the INTERACTIVE node placement strategy, as seen here.
The slightly different second graph you posted in elkt seems to be fine.
I could not replicate that adding the interactive strategies caused the problem you described in elkt. Maybe the issues come with port sizes of zero and concrete positions for ports?
Describe the bug
I notice that when I user interactive layered layout, for some reason all my outgoing ports are merged... I am not sure why. The interactive node positions seems to work properly, it's just the ports that are combined.
Here is an original layout:
Initial Layout
code
And here is the interactive version of it, using the positions of the first one to start:
Interactive Layout:
code
Expected behavior
I would expect the ports to be distinct instead of being combined in the interactive layout.
Screenshots
[included above]
ELK Version
0.9.3
Additional context
I have tried it with and without
"elk.layered.crossingMinimization.semiInteractive": "true"
as well as"elk.layered.crossingMinimization.strategy": "INTERACTIVE"
and neither seem to help.This bug is from https://github.com/egraphs-good/egraph-visualizer
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