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The examples below are used as examples of the paper A Graph Library Extension of SVG by Kurt Nørmark.
The graph extension library documentation may also be of interest.
Example | Figure in paper | Scheme Expression | SVG |
Simple geometric forms without abstractions | Figure 1 | ex-1.laml | ex-1.svg |
Simple geometric forms with abstractions | Figure 1 | ex-2.laml | ex-2.svg |
An elementary graph | Figure 2 | graph-0.laml | graph-0.svg |
A slightly more elaborate graph | Figure 3 | graph-1.laml | graph-1.svg |
A cons-cell graph | Figure 4 | cons-cells.laml | cons-cells.svg |
A graph with a composite node | Figure 5 | graph-composite.laml | graph-composite.svg |
A real life graph with composite nodes (animated with step-buttons-walk-through-edge-motion) | Figure 6 | test-by-contract.laml | test-by-contract.svg |
A sample animation of Figure 3 (animated with step-buttons-reveal) | - | graph-1-anim-2.laml | graph-1-anim-2.svg |
To see svg files in your browser, you should install an SVG plugin. If you use Firefox, please consult this page.
If your browser will not present files with 'laml' or 'scm' extensions you should disable any special handling of these extensions on your system. In that way they are treated as pure text files.