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gvedit

Simple graph editor and viewer for Graphviz

TLDR

Open gvedit
$ gvedit
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Open a graph file
$ gvedit [graph.gv]
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Open multiple graph files
$ gvedit [file1.gv] [file2.gv]
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Open with verbose output
$ gvedit -v [graph.gv]
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SYNOPSIS

gvedit [-v] [-s] [-?] [file ...]

DESCRIPTION

gvedit is a simple graph editor and viewer that is part of the Graphviz package. It provides a GUI for creating, viewing, editing, and processing DOT language graph files. Multiple graphs can be open simultaneously, each displayed in its own text window. Features include instant previewing, attribute editing via dialogs, and saving graph settings for future use.

PARAMETERS

-s

Scale node position coordinates from points to inches. Useful when layout algorithms (fdp, neato) receive input with coordinates in points.
-v
Enable verbose mode for additional output.
-?
Display usage information and exit.

SEE ALSO

dot(1), neato(1), fdp(1), dotty(1), xdot(1)

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