graphit/graph_io/io_pgf_format.py
def write_graph(graph, path=os.path.join(os.getcwd(), 'graph.gpf')):
    """
    Export graph as Graph Python Format file
    
    GPF format is the modules own file format consisting out of a serialized
    nodes and edges dictionary.
    The format is feature rich wth good performance but is not portable.
    
    :param graph:        Graph object to export
    :type graph:         Graph instance
    :param path:         File path to write to
    :type path:          path as string
    
    :return: Graph instance
    """

    # Export graph as serialized Graph Python Format
    pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(indent=2)
    with open(path, 'w') as output:

        # Export nodes as dictionary
        output.write('nodes = {0}\n'.format(pp.pformat(graph.nodes.dict())))

        # Export edges as dictionary
        output.write('edges = {0}\n'.format(pp.pformat(graph.edges.dict())))

    logger.info('Graph exported in GPF format to file: {0}'.format(path))

    Export graph as Graph Python Format file
    
    GPF format is the modules own file format consisting out of a serialized
    nodes and edges dictionary.
    The format is feature rich wth good performance but is not portable.
    
    :param graph:        Graph object to export
    :type graph:         Graph instance
    :param path:         File path to write to
    :type path:          path as string
    
    :return: Graph instance
    
Export graph as Graph Python Format file
GPF format is the modules own file format consisting out of a serialized
nodes and edges dictionary.
The format is feature rich wth good performance but is not portable.
Export graph as Graph Python Format file GPF format is the modules own file format consisting out of a serialized nodes and edges dictionary . The format is feature rich wth good performance but is not portable .
def write_graph(graph, path=os.path.join(os.getcwd(), 'graph.gpf')):
    pp = pprint.PrettyPrinter(indent=2)
    with open(path, 'w') as output:
        output.write('nodes = {0}\n'.format(pp.pformat(graph.nodes.dict())))
        output.write('edges = {0}\n'.format(pp.pformat(graph.edges.dict())))
    logger.info('Graph exported in GPF format to file: {0}'.format(path))
def write_graph ( graph , path = os . path . join ( os . getcwd ( ) , 'graph.gpf' ) ) : pp = pprint . PrettyPrinter ( indent = 2 ) with open ( path , 'w' ) as output : output . write ( 'nodes = {0}\n' . format ( pp . pformat ( graph . nodes . dict ( ) ) ) ) output . write ( 'edges = {0}\n' . format ( pp . pformat ( graph . edges . dict ( ) ) ) ) logger . info ( 'Graph exported in GPF format to file: {0}' . format ( path ) )
Export graph as Graph Python Format file
GPF format is the modules own file format consisting out of a serialized
nodes and edges dictionary.
Export graph as Graph Python Format file GPF format is the modules own file format consisting out of a serialized nodes and edges dictionary .
"""
    Export graph as Graph Python Format file
    
    GPF format is the modules own file format consisting out of a serialized
    nodes and edges dictionary.
    The format is feature rich wth good performance but is not portable.
    
    :param graph:        Graph object to export
    :type graph:         Graph instance
    :param path:         File path to write to
    :type path:          path as string
    
    :return: Graph instance
    """ # Export graph as serialized Graph Python Format # Export nodes as dictionary # Export edges as dictionary
None
graph
Graph object to export
Graph object to export
path
File path to write to
File path to write to