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[Theodora Andy]

Manytypes of complex business data can be best visualized as a setof nodes and interconnecting links, more commonly called a graph. Examplesof graphs include business organizational charts, systems management drawings,telecom network displays, and genealogical trees. Whenever these graphsbecome large or heavily interconnected, it becomes difficult to see therelationships between the various nodes and links.This is where JViews' Graph Layout algorithms help. They allowyou to take a "messy" graph and apply a sophisticated graph layout algorithmto it, to rearrange the positions of the nodes and/or the shape of thelinks. The result is a more readable, more understandable, and more meaningfuldata presentation.According to the type of graph and your specific needs, you can chooseone of the ready-to-use layout algorithms provided in JViews, or createyour own one and still benefit from the general layout framework.The table below helps you for choosing the best suited ready-to-uselayout algorithm. For details, see the Graph Layout User's Manual.Click on the image to see the original size. Domain-Independent Graphs Telecom-Oriented Representations Trees Cyclic Graphs Combination of Cycles and Trees Any Bus Ring and Star

Tree Layout

Tree Layout in Radial Mode

Topological Mesh Layout

Spring Embedder

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Uniform Length Edges

Link Layout

Hierarchical Layout

Bus Layout

Circular Layout Since:JViews 2.0See Also:IlvGrapher, ilog.views.graphlayout.hierarchical, ilog.views.graphlayout.tree, ilog.views.graphlayout.uniformlengthedges, ilog.views.graphlayout.springembedder, ilog.views.graphlayout.topologicalmesh, ilog.views.graphlayout.link, ilog.views.graphlayout.bus, ilog.views.graphlayout.circular, ilog.views.graphlayout.grid, ilog.views.graphlayout.randomSkip navigation linksOverviewPackageClassUseTreeDeprecatedIndexHelpPrev PackageNext PackageFramesNo FramesAll Classes Copyright Rogue Wave Software, Inc. 1997, 2017. All Rights Reserved.

The manual for the console version Rar.exe is the text file Rar.txt which is stored in the program files folder of WinRAR. It explains the general syntax, the RAR commands and the switches which can be used with Rar.exe and the exit values.

Most switches are supported by WinRAR.exe and Rar.exe, but some switches are supported only by Rar.exe while other switches are supported only by WinRAR.exe. So it is advisable to read either Rar.txt on using Rar.exe or the WinRAR help (file WinRAR.chm) on using WinRAR.exe.

So the usage of just -ilog without file name results in writing the error messages into file rar.log in directory %APPDATA%\WinRAR on Windows or in program files directory of WinRAR on not using a WinRAR application data directory and the program files directory of WinRAR is not write-protected for the current user.

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