Re: recent converter pathways

["S. Simon Chung" <chungss@uci.edu>]

Hi,

The asterisks were just other pathways you could take when you get to RFG
format. Actually, now that I look at it, they don't make sense, haha. What
I meant to say there was that you could go from RFG to GXL, or from RFG to
RSF.

Simon


> Dear Simon,
>
> Thanks for sending this out.  What do the two lines with
> the asterisks mean?
>
> Susan
>
> S. Simon Chung wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> Here is the pathway I talked about at our last meeting:
>>
>> - set environment variables (Bauhaus)
>> - java2rfg <input> <output> (Bauhaus)
>> - rfg2gxl <input> <output> (Bauhaus)
>> * - rfg2rsf <input> <output> (Bauhaus)
>> * - gxl2rfg <input> <output> (Buahaus)
>> - gxl2dot -d -o<output> <input> (Graphviz)
>> - use 'dot' convert dot file into image (Graphviz)
>> - use 'dotty' to load dot file into editable graph (Graphviz)
>> - dot2gxl -g -o<output> <input>
>>
>> once you have the gxl file you can open it up via JGraphPad by
>> - file > new
>> - file > import > gxl
>>
>> Simon
>