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I defining a diagram and I wanted to but it inside a container with the idea to generate a diagram with two different subdiagrams.
I noticed that using the ELK layout the same diagram inside and outside a container looks totally different being the one inside the container quite a mess.
d2 versions: v0.6.5 & v0.6.8
This is an example of such behavior:
AA -> AV
AB -> A4
AB -> AH
AC -> AO
AD -> AL
AE -> AN
AF -> AO
AG -> A5
AG -> A6
AH -> AG
AI -> AG
AJ -> AO
AK -> AB
AL -> AH
AM -> AL
AN -> A4
AN -> AH
AO -> A7
AO -> AH
AP -> AB
AQ -> AV
AR -> AL
AS -> AO
AT -> AF
AU -> AV
AV -> AI
AW -> AV
AX -> AL
AY -> AN
AZ -> A3
A0 -> AO
A1 -> AO
A2 -> A3
A3 -> AB
box {
BA -> BV
BB -> B4
BB -> BH
BC -> BO
BD -> BL
BE -> BN
BF -> BO
BG -> B5
BG -> B6
BH -> BG
BI -> BG
BJ -> BO
BK -> BB
BL -> BH
BM -> BL
BN -> B4
BN -> BH
BO -> B7
BO -> BH
BP -> BB
BQ -> BV
BR -> BL
BS -> BO
BT -> BF
BU -> BV
BV -> BI
BW -> BV
BX -> BL
BY -> BN
BZ -> B3
B0 -> BO
B1 -> BO
B2 -> B3
B3 -> BB
}
The result is the following after running: d2 --layout elk test.d2
There is a big difference int the layout between the two subdiagrams that should look the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I defining a diagram and I wanted to but it inside a container with the idea to generate a diagram with two different subdiagrams.
I noticed that using the ELK layout the same diagram inside and outside a container looks totally different being the one inside the container quite a mess.
d2 versions: v0.6.5 & v0.6.8
This is an example of such behavior:
The result is the following after running:
d2 --layout elk test.d2
There is a big difference int the layout between the two subdiagrams that should look the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: