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OGDF » Release Notes » Dogwood

OGDF Dogwood (2022.02)

Released 2022-02-02.

As always, this release includes many new features, bug fixes and documentation improvements. The most important changes are listed below. Note that we are dropping the official support of some older compilers and are aiming to make use of C++17 features in the future. For more details, take a look at the porting guide.

Noteworthy changes:

  • compilation:
    • fixes for compilation with gcc 11, clang 11, AppleClang 12, and ClangCL on MSVC
    • fixes for compilation on ARM architectures
    • installation of shared libraries now possible
    • new cmake option OGDF_FULL_DOC to include {test/,src/} doc in doxygen output
    • new cmake option OGDF_ENABLE_CLANG_TIDY to enable static analysis via clang-tidy
    • OGDF_ prepended to all commented out OGDF-macros (in case you enable them...)
  • basic graph functionality:
    • new GraphObjectContainer<E>::permute(), allows e.g. G.nodes.permute()
    • new GraphList::empty()
    • new optional parameter for contract() to keep self-loops
    • splitNode(a, a) is handled correctly
    • moveAdj() handles self-loops correctly
  • embeddings and dual graph:
    • new operator<<() for faces
    • CombinatorialEmbedding::splitFace() can create self-loops
    • CombinatorialEmbedding::joinFaces() accepts a bridge as an argument
    • EmbedderMaxFace now works correctly
    • new DynamicDualGraph allowing dynamic changes of a dual graph
  • GraphCopy:
    • GraphCopy::removeEdgePathEmbedded() now removes degree-1-nodes
    • new overloads of GraphCopy::{insert,remove}EdgePathEmbedded() can change a DynamicDualGraph
    • new GraphCopy methods to detect and remove non-simple crossings
    • GraphCopy[Simple]::init() now actually clears the graph first
    • empty GraphCopySimple can be constructed, similar to GraphCopy
    • GraphCopy of an empty Graph is now initialized correctly
  • GraphAttributes:
    • idNode() now returns v->index() if no user id is set
  • CoinManager:
    • updateLogging() replaces logging(), propagates log level to COIN
  • (graph) algorithms:
    • new findCutVertices() to extract the cut vertices of a graph
    • triangulate() now runs in linear time (previously: quadratic)
    • Dijkstra: new optional parameters for early termination
    • STNumbering no longer uses recursion, large instances do not cause a stack overflow
    • new BCTree::initNotConnected() for a given subset of graph nodes/components
    • new DisjointSets::init() allows reinitialization
    • new crossing minimization heuristics employing star insertion:
      • PlanarizerStarReinsertion
      • PlanarizerMixedInsertion
      • PlanarizerChordlessCycle
    • SubgraphPlanarizer removes non-simple crossings
  • GraphIO:
    • GraphIO::read() now determines format via file extension
      • GraphIO::read(G, "input.graphml", GraphIO::read) for old behavior
    • new GraphIO::readTsplibXml() for reading tsplib instances in XML format
    • drawSVG() now draws cluster labels
    • drawSVG() now draws arrows heads correctly
    • readDOT() now recognizes numeric literals correctly
    • readGML()/writeGML() now respects idNode() attribute
    • various fixes for ClusterGraph writing
  • layouts:
    • FFPLayout and ComponentSplitterLayout respect a given embedding if possible
    • FMMMLayout: high-level options no longer reset low-level options
      • new FMMMLayout::resetOptions() allows for manual option reset
    • HierarchyLayoutModule no longer resets node attributes
    • PivotMDS computes 3D coordinates when GraphAttributes::threeD is set
    • SugiyamaLayout no longer reverses bend points
    • SugiyamaLayout can handle ClusteredGraphAttributes

This release contains (big and small) contributions by Antoine Lambert, Finn Stutzenstein, Hendrik Brückler, Ivo Hedtke, Jöran Schierbaum, Mario Emmenlauer, Matthias Pfretzschner, Max Ilsen, Simon Dominik "Niko" Fink, Stephan Beyer, Thomas Klein, Thomas Roehr, Vadim Zabermakh, neotechllc and xuanjueheshang on GitHub. Thanks a lot to all contributors!