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Daniel@0: Command-line Invocation
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Daniel@0: Flags
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Daniel@0: - -Gname=value
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- Set graph attribue
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- -Nname=value
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- Set default node attribue
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- -Ename=value
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- Set default edge attribue
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- -T
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- Set output language (see output_info)
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- -V
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- Emit version info and exit
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- -l
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- User-supplied, device-depende library. Multiple libraries may
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- -n[]
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- Sets no-op flag in neato. In this case, neato assumes nodes
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- -o
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- write output to outfile (default: stdout)
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- -s
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- Set input scale to . If this value is omitted,
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- -v
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- verbose mode
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- -x
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- In neato, on input, prune isolated nodes and peninsulas
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