Tamás Nepusz

This is the point where we need to decide whether `python-igraph` should be able to detect whether it's running inside a notebook environment, and act accordingly if it does. The...

> I'm unsure if the same dpi upscaling can be achieved in Cairo directly I'm pretty sure it's not unless you jump through extra hoops to store the internal representation....

I think we should stick to the defaults with Matplotlib and invert the Cairo plot instead. I'd vote for that because it is not nice if igraph messes around with...

Cairo has support for arbitrary transformation matrices so you can "push" a transformation to a Cairo context; this allows you to flip the axes, or scale them, or rotate/skew the...

Something like that, yes.

There are lots of examples listed above that seem to be a source of confusion; however, it seems like none of the results are actually wrong, it's just that the...

Also, just to keep the discussion clear, can we list _examples_ here that seem to be working incorrectly, taking into acocunt my explanation above (i.e. this is how it is...

Notes to my future self when I finally find some time to work on this: * `edges()` is an alias to `edge()` * `edge()` creates a special `igraph.edge` structure that...

First of all, you'll need to look at the `dev` branch because the `master` branch is auto-generated from the `dev` branch after each successful CI run. The source of `get.edge.ids`...

Investigation in igraph/igraph#1121 shows that this is likely an R-specific issue; more precisely, it happens only when trying to install `igraph` in Microsoft R Open. I leave it up to...