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Specifies how the content of a node are aligned. Each node can individually control the alignment of its contents. I.e. if a node should be aligned top left in its parent node, the parent node should specify that option.

Debug Mode

Whether additional debug information shall be generated.

Overall direction of edges: horizontal (right / left) or vertical (down / up).

Edge Routing

What kind of edge routing style should be applied for the content of a parent node. Algorithms may also set this option to single edges in order to mark them as splines. The bend point list of edges with this option set to SPLINES must be interpreted as control points for a piecewise cubic spline.

Expand Nodes

If active, nodes are expanded to fill the area of their parent.

Hierarchy Handling

Determines whether separate layout runs are triggered for different compound nodes in a hierarchical graph. Setting a node's hierarchy handling to `INCLUDE_CHILDREN` will lay out that node and all of its descendants in a single layout run, until a descendant is encountered which has its hierarchy handling set to `SEPARATE_CHILDREN`. In general, `SEPARATE_CHILDREN` will ensure that a new layout run is triggered for a node with that setting. Including multiple levels of hierarchy in a single layout run may allow cross-hierarchical edges to be laid out properly. If the root node is set to `INHERIT` (or not set at all), the default behavior is `SEPARATE_CHILDREN`.

The padding to be left to a parent element's border when placing child elements. This can also serve as an output option of a layout algorithm if node size calculation is setup appropriately.

Whether the algorithm should be run in interactive mode for the content of a parent node. What this means exactly depends on how the specific algorithm interprets this option. Usually in the interactive mode algorithms try to modify the current layout as little as possible.

interactive Layout

Whether the graph should be changeable interactively and by setting constraints

Omit Node Micro Layout

Node micro layout comprises the computation of node dimensions (if requested), the placement of ports and their labels, and the placement of node labels. The functionality is implemented independent of any specific layout algorithm and shouldn't have any negative impact on the layout algorithm's performance itself. Yet, if any unforeseen behavior occurs, this option allows to deactivate the micro layout.

Port Constraints

Defines constraints of the position of the ports of a node.

The position of a node, port, or label. This is used by the 'Fixed Layout' algorithm to specify a pre-defined position.

Defines the priority of an object; its meaning depends on the specific layout algorithm and the context where it is used.

Randomization Seed

Seed used for pseudo-random number generators to control the layout algorithm. If the value is 0, the seed shall be determined pseudo-randomly (e.g. from the system time).

Separate Connected Components

Whether each connected component should be processed separately.

Junction Points

This option is not used as option, but as output of the layout algorithms. It is attached to edges and determines the points where junction symbols should be drawn in order to represent hyperedges with orthogonal routing. Whether such points are computed depends on the chosen layout algorithm and edge routing style. The points are put into the vector chain with no specific order.

Comment Box

Whether the node should be regarded as a comment box instead of a regular node. In that case its placement should be similar to how labels are handled. Any edges incident to a comment box specify to which graph elements the comment is related.

Whether the node should be handled as a hypernode.

Label Manager

Label managers can shorten labels upon a layout algorithm's request.

Softwrapping Fuzziness

Determines the amount of fuzziness to be used when performing softwrapping on labels. The value expresses the percent of overhang that is permitted for each line. If the next line would take up less space than this threshold, it is appended to the current line instead of being placed in a new line.

Margins define additional space around the actual bounds of a graph element. For instance, ports or labels being placed on the outside of a node's border might introduce such a margin. The margin is used to guarantee non-overlap of other graph elements with those ports or labels.

No Layout

No layout is done for the associated element. This is used to mark parts of a diagram to avoid their inclusion in the layout graph, or to mark parts of the layout graph to prevent layout engines from processing them. If you wish to exclude the contents of a compound node from automatic layout, while the node itself is still considered on its own layer, use the 'Fixed Layout' algorithm for that node.

Scale Factor

The scaling factor to be applied to the corresponding node in recursive layout. It causes the corresponding node's size to be adjusted, and its ports and labels to be sized and placed accordingly after the layout of that node has been determined (and before the node itself and its siblings are arranged). The scaling is not reverted afterwards, so the resulting layout graph contains the adjusted size and position data. This option is currently not supported if 'Layout Hierarchy' is set.

Child Area Width

The width of the area occupied by the laid out children of a node.

Child Area Height

The height of the area occupied by the laid out children of a node.

Turns topdown layout on and off. If this option is enabled, hierarchical layout will be computed first for the root node and then for its children recursively. Layouts are then scaled down to fit the area provided by their parents. Graphs must follow a certain structure for topdown layout to work properly. {@link TopdownNodeTypes.PARALLEL_NODE} nodes must have children of type {@link TopdownNodeTypes.HIERARCHICAL_NODE} and must define {@link topdown.hierarchicalNodeWidth} and {@link topdown.hierarchicalNodeAspectRatio} for their children. Furthermore they need to be laid out using an algorithm that is a {@link TopdownLayoutProvider}. Hierarchical nodes can also be parents of other hierarchical nodes and can optionally use a {@link TopdownSizeApproximator} to dynamically set sizes during topdown layout. In this case {@link topdown.hierarchicalNodeWidth} and {@link topdown.hierarchicalNodeAspectRatio} should be set on the node itself rather than the parent. The values are then used by the size approximator as base values. Hierarchical nodes require the layout option {@link nodeSize.fixedGraphSize} to be true to prevent the algorithm used there from resizing the hierarchical node. This option is not supported if 'Hierarchy Handling' is set to 'INCLUDE_CHILDREN'

Whether the shift from the old layout to the new computed layout shall be animated.

Animation Time Factor

Factor for computation of animation time. The higher the value, the longer the animation time. If the value is 0, the resulting time is always equal to the minimum defined by 'Minimal Animation Time'.

Layout Ancestors

Whether the hierarchy levels on the path from the selected element to the root of the diagram shall be included in the layout process.

Maximal Animation Time

The maximal time for animations, in milliseconds.

Minimal Animation Time

The minimal time for animations, in milliseconds.

Progress Bar

Whether a progress bar shall be displayed during layout computations.

Validate Graph

Whether the graph shall be validated before any layout algorithm is applied. If this option is enabled and at least one error is found, the layout process is aborted and a message is shown to the user.

Validate Options

Whether layout options shall be validated before any layout algorithm is applied. If this option is enabled and at least one error is found, the layout process is aborted and a message is shown to the user.

Zoom to Fit

Whether the zoom level shall be set to view the whole diagram after layout.