logo
Free, unlimited AI code reviews that run on commit
git-lrc git-lrc GitHub Install Now We'd appreciate a star git-lrc - Free, unlimited AI code reviews that run on commit | Product Hunt git-lrc - Free, unlimited AI code reviews that run on commit | Product Hunt

botch-graph-neighborhood - extract the neighborhood around a vertex

Author

       This man page was written by Johannes Schauer. Botch is written by Johannes Schauer and Pietro Abate.

Bugs

Description

       Extract the neighborhood around a center vertex of a graph in GraphML or dot format.

       The --center option is mandatory and can be specified more than once.

       If  either  (or  both) of the positional arguments is/are omitted, then read GraphML or dot from standard
       input and/or write GraphML or dot to standard output, respectively.  Passing a '-'  as  either  argument,
       explicitly  specifies  to  read  the  input  from standard input and write the output to standard output,
       respectively.

       The input graph type will be determined automatically. If the output graph is given as a  filename,  then
       the output type will be GraphML if the filename ends with .xml and dot if the filename ends with .dot. If
       the output is done on standard output then it will happen in the same format as the input graph.

Name

       botch-graph-neighborhood - extract the neighborhood around a vertex

Options

-h,--help
           Display help.

       --depth=DEPTH
           range of neighborhood to extract (Default: 1)

       --center=CENTER
           This  option  picks the center vertex of which the neighborhood is computed. The CENTER argument is a
           key/value pair (separated by a colon) of a graph attribute and its desired value. If  more  than  one
           vertex matches the given key/value pair, then the smallest (by node comparison) is chosen.

           The special key "__ID__" allows one to select the unique vertex identifier.

           This  option  can  be  specified  more  than  once. The final set of vertices is chosen such that all
           vertices match all key/value pairs. Multiple --center options thus form a logical  conjunction  (they
           are AND-ed together).

       -v,--verbose
           Be verbose.

See Also

       Debian doc-base Manual /usr/share/doc/botch/wiki/Home.html

Synopsis

botch-graph-neighborhood [options] --center CENTER [--center CENTER ...] [ingraph] [outgraph]

See Also