Fabio Zanini
Fabio Zanini
I'll have a look around since I'm on it, then we can close this issue (marked for 0.9.0) and open new ones if that problem arises again.
Ok, found that `edge_betweenness` uses `unsigned long long int` which can in theory overflow. So I put checks for overflow there, in PR #1436
I have a little time, what do you wanna do with this? If this is critical, let's add the `IGRAPH_ATTRIBUTE_PY_OBJECT` and `IGRAPH_ATTRIBUTE_R_OBJECT` checks in the C serialization and then throw...
All the above are true, and there is perhaps an additional point about usability. Having some kind of `bool inplace` argument to functions like this is useful in higher level...
I get a similar import issue under linux, gvim8 +python3/dyn +timers. Strangely enough, completor works just fine if the repo is cloned into `~/.vim/pack/completor/start`, but it throws a bunch of...
both folders are in there, as I wrote: `/home//.vim,/usr/share/vim/vimfiles,/usr/share/vim/vim80,/usr/share/vim/vimfiles/after,/home//.vim/after`
Solves it for me, thanks so much! I just made a package for archlinux: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/vim-completor-git/
Can confirm this issue on arch linux, Python 3.9, wxPython 4.1.0, wxWidgets 3.1.5. The proposed patch seems to fix it, thanks @stefantalpalaru !
@n8willis as @ntamas mentioned, there are art least two ways to get svgs out of igraph, i.e. using matplotlib or via write_svg. Which one are you trying/have you tried to...
Ok no immediate need, that's good to know. I recommend you also ask matplotlib whether they can include custom attributes in their SVG, that'd be the preferred route AFAIAC.