gv2gxl

converts Graphviz DOT format to GXL

TLDR

Convert DOT to GXL

$ gv2gxl [input.gv] -o [output.gxl]

Output to stdout

$ gv2gxl [input.dot]

Process multiple files

$ gv2gxl [file1.gv] [file2.gv] -o [output.gxl]

SYNOPSIS

gv2gxl [-gd?] [-o outfile] [files]

gv2gxl converts between graphs represented in GXL (Graph eXchange Language) and Graphviz GV/DOT format. GXL is an XML-based format for graph interchange.
Unless a conversion type is specified with -g or -d, the tool deduces the conversion direction from the input file suffix: a ".gv" suffix converts from GV to GXL, and a ".gxl" suffix converts from GXL to GV. When input is from a pipe with no flags, the conversion direction is determined by the executable name: gv2gxl converts from GV to GXL.
The commands dot2gxl, gv2gxl, and gxl2dot are aliases of gxl2gv.

PARAMETERS

-g

Force input to be treated as GV format and generate GXL output, ignoring file extension

-d

Force input to be treated as GXL format and generate GV output, ignoring file extension

-o outfile

Write output to the specified file instead of stdout

Display usage information and exit

CAVEATS

The conversion can only handle one graph per GXL file. Applying gxl2gv followed by gv2gxl is semantically equivalent to the identity operator.

HISTORY

gv2gxl is part of the Graphviz project, created at AT&T Labs for XML-based graph interchange.