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Graph does not accept Property Options


My question is concerned with the Graph functionality, which was newly implemented in Mathematica 8. I already used GraphPlot and LayeredGraphPlot in the previous versions and in principle appreciate the new capabilities. However, I still wonder if the current implementation is complete. E.g. in the code below, I try to use VertexCoordinates for each vertex, which according to the documentation for Graph, should work.


vertices1 = {
Property[1, {VertexCoordinates -> {0, 3}, VertexSize -> 0.3}],

Property[2, VertexCoordinates -> {1, 2}],
Property[3, VertexCoordinates -> {3, 3}]
};

Graph[vertices1, {1 \[UndirectedEdge] 2, 2 \[UndirectedEdge] 3}, GraphLayout -> {"LayeredDrawing", "LayeredLeft"}]

Other Options within Property, e.g. VertexSize, work correctly. VertexCoordinates has no effect whatsoever. VertexCoordinates will work as an option for Graph, but not as a Property for a particular vertex.


My other concern relates to GraphLayout and in particular to the Suboption "PackingLayout", which also seems to have no influence whatsoever. E.g. if I use "LayeredDrawing", the Suboptions "LayeredLeft" or "LayeredTop" create the same Graph.


What is your experience?



Answer




The following works:


ClearAll[g];
vertices1 = {1, 2, 3};
g = Graph[vertices1, {1 \[UndirectedEdge] 2, 2 \[UndirectedEdge] 3}];
PropertyValue[{g, 1}, VertexSize] = .3;
PropertyValue[{g, 1}, VertexCoordinates] = {0, 3};
PropertyValue[{g, 2}, VertexCoordinates] = {1, 2};
PropertyValue[{g, 3}, VertexCoordinates] = {3, 3};
g


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