logicMap: Logic Map

In networkGen: Network Maze Generator

Description

This function is used to change the node display.

Usage

logicMap(x, base.colour, start.colour, end.colour, names = NULL, newValue,
  default.colour = TRUE, no.label = FALSE)

Arguments

x	This is taken from the logic derived using the igraph package.
base.colour	This is the colour of all the nodes if no colour is specified
start.colour	This is the colour of the first node
end.colour	This is the colour of the last node
names	If names=NUll then use default names in the package
newValue	This is the value of the number of nodes from the logic
default.colour	If TRUE, then the colours of the node will not change. If FALSE, the colours of the node will change.
no.label	If no.labels is TRUE, then it will not print the names in the nodes. If FALSE, then it will be numeric values.

Details

This functions is embedded with check.graph, edge.v, colour_display. For example, you can use this function to add in names inside the node, or change the width of the edge, or to include the labels in the nodes given by the names arg. Generally, it is used for the assisting in the design of the network maze

This allow us to create a map with close looped form

Value

The map item based on the logic of the igraph package

Author(s)

Aiden Loe

Examples

logic <- nodeLogic(value = 8, type= "circuit", itemFamily= 1)
names <- c('a','b','c','d','e','f','g')
logicMap(logic, no.label=FALSE, names=names)

Example output

IGRAPH 07dfe9b UN-- 4 4 -- 
+ attr: name (v/x)
+ edges from 07dfe9b (vertex names):
[1] d--g d--c b--g b--c

networkGen documentation built on May 6, 2019, 1:10 a.m.