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in the align dialog)
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- vpsc namespace added to libvpsc
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implemented in Boost. I am replacing this with a custom implementation of
a constrained stress-majorization algorithm.
The stress-majorization algorithm is more robust and has better convergence
characteristics than Kamada-Kawai, and also simple constraints can be placed
on node position (for example, to enforce downward-pointing edges, non-overlap constraints, or cluster constraints).
Another big advantage is that we no longer need Boost.
I've tested the basic functionality, but I have yet to properly handle
disconnected graphs or to properly scale the resulting layout.
This commit also includes significant refactoring... the quadratic program solver - libvpsc (Variable Placement with Separation Constraints) has been moved to src/libvpsc and the actual graph layout algorithm is in libcola.
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I can't reproduce the problem, however solve_VPSC code in inkscape
was getting quite out of date with that in www.sf.net/projects/adaptagrams.
I've updated the code, which may fix the problem, or at least if it's
reported again then I'll know it's still an issue.
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