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A constructor for ExEdge that takes an additional parameter is a useful extension that makes a lot of sense because the ExEdge typed is implemented *specifically* to allow the inclusion of AttritubeDict (s) in addition to the source and target of the edge. A complementary change I'm submitting in the corresponding file is an version of the add_edge! function that makes use of this.
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A function to add ExVertex (s) to GenericGraph (s) with less overheard. See pull request JuliaAttic#236 for complementary function in common.jl
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Will be dropping support for Julia 0.5, and will then check these PRs again. We need to clear the Travis issue before we can merge... |
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A constructor for ExEdge that takes an additional parameter is a useful extension that makes a lot of sense because the ExEdge typed is implemented specifically to allow the inclusion of AttritubeDict (s) in addition to the source and target of the edge. A complementary change I'm submitting in the corresponding file is an version of the add_edge! function that makes use of this.