Graphviz
12.2.1
07 Dec 16:45
Graphviz is open source graph visualization software. Graph visualization is a way of representing structural information as diagrams of abstract graphs and networks. It has important applications in networking, bioinformatics, software engineering, database and web design, machine learning, and in visual interfaces for other technical domains.
minor bugfix: Added: Support for building the SWIG-generated R language bindings has been integrated into the CMake build system. This is controllable by the. `-DENABLE_R= AUTO ON OFF ` option. A sandboxing wrapper, `dot_sandbox`, is now included with Graphviz. Users should prefer their platform s native security solutions, but if nothing better is available this wrapper offers safe processing of untrusted inputs in some scenarios. Changed: JPEG images without an `APP0` leading segment are supported for use in `src` fields and friends. Previously Graphviz was overly strict with the types of JPEGs it would recognize. #2619. : The GVPR library program `depath` no longer acts on previously deleted nodes, causing unpredictable results. #1702. Void-typed function parameters (`int foo(void bar)`) and variables `void baz;` in GVPR are gracefully rejected. #2585. Input that induce a set node height but no set node width no longer crash with the failure Assertion failed: `(r- boundary i boundary NUMDIMS + i )`, function RTreeInsert . It is typically not obvious to users when their input falls into this situation, hence why the assertion message is quoted here. This was a regression in Graphviz 12.0.0. #2613. Strings containing double quote characters preceded by escape sequences (e.g. ` n"`) are once again correctly escaped in dot or canonical output. This was a regression in Graphviz 9.0.0. #2614. `dot_builtins` no longer lists duplicate format options in its error messages. #2604. A precision error that resulted in truncated edge lines has been corrected. This was a regression in Graphviz 12.0.0. #2620. The xlib plugin (`-Tx11`) resets its initialization state during finalization. This a rare scenario where multiple input graphs are supplied and initialization for one of the not-first graphs fails. In this scenario, finalization would be unaware of this failure and act on invalid state.
