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output formatting - Differently colored edges of same direction in a graph?


When I try to color edges in a graph that point to different vertices, it works properly:


Graph[{Style[DirectedEdge[1, 2], Red], Style[DirectedEdge[2, 3], Blue]}]


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However, if I try to give different colors to two edges that involve the same vertices, it does not seem to work properly:



Graph[{Style[DirectedEdge[1, 2], Red], Style[DirectedEdge[1, 2], Blue]}]


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We see that only one of the colors is registered. How should I apply the coloring properly in this case?



Answer



Modifying the answer in this Q/A:


styles={Red, Blue, Green, Orange};
i=1;

Graph[{a->b,a->b,a->b, a->b}, EdgeShapeFunction->({styles[[i++]],Arrow@#}&)]

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Update: dealing with more general cases


Needs["GraphUtilities`"]

styles1 = {Red, Blue, Green, Orange};
styles2 = { Purple, Cyan, Pink};
labels1 = {"A", "B", "C", "D"};
labels2 = { "E", "F", "G"};


Module[{i=1,j=1,i2,j2}, Graph[{a->b,a->b,a->b, a->b, a->c,c->a,b->c,b->c,b->c, b->a}, 
 EdgeShapeFunction->{(a->b)->({styles1[[i2 = i++]], Text[labels1[[i2]],
    LineScaledCoordinate[#, 0.5]], Arrow@#}&),
  (b->c)->({styles2[[j2 = j++]], Text[labels2[[j2]],
    LineScaledCoordinate[#, 0.5]], Arrow@#}&)}, VertexLabels->"Name"]]

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Module[{i = 1, j = 1, i2, j2}, 
 Graph[Join[(Property[#, EdgeShapeFunction -> ({styles1[[i2 = i++]], 

          Text[labels1[[i2]], LineScaledCoordinate[#, 0.5]], 
          Arrow@#} &)] & /@ {a -> b, a -> b, a -> b}), 
   (Property[#, EdgeShapeFunction -> ({styles2[[j2 = j++]], 
          Text[labels2[[j2]], LineScaledCoordinate[#, 0.5]], 
          Arrow@#} &)] & /@ {e -> b, e -> b, e -> b}), {a -> e, e -> c, c -> e, a -> c}], 
  VertexLabels -> "Name", 
  EdgeStyle -> {(a -> c) -> Dashed, (a -> b) -> DotDashed , 
         (e -> c) -> Directive[Dotted, Green]}, 
  ImageSize -> 500] ]


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