[FIXED] edge color for undirected graphs

[daniel]

Hello,

I'm a little confused with how the color is set on edges in overview mode when visualizing an undirected graph.

Here is the deal :
I got a graph with green nodes and red nodes :

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When I move my cursor over a node, I would like to see every edge colored like the other node it is connected to. It's the case here :

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and here :

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But sometimes you get that :

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Where the node currently selected is a green one and it's connected to red ones, yet the edge is green.

I guess that even if the graph is in undirected mode, the colors of each node is set to the color of the source node like defined in the graph file. I think this is very wrong because an undirected graph should not be changed at all when you swap source and target for all edges.

What I would like is that the edge color to be the color of the other node when one is selected (yes, it means that the colors change when you move the cursor over a node) as if the "source" node became the one that is selected and the target nodes all the other nodes directly linked to it.

Is there a way to do that ?

Thanks.

PS : The new Gephi beta is really cool !

[mbastian]

Yep, thanks for your nice description This is a bug, I just filled a bug report. Thanks.