KGraphViewer is a Graphviz dot graph file viewer for KDE.
http://extragear.kde.org/apps/kgraphviewer/
Copyright (C) 2005-2007 Gaël de Chalendar <kleag@free.fr>
    
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KGraphViewer is a tool to display graphviz .dot graphs. 

It is more generally a KPart able to display any graph data that graphviz can 
handle. This part is commanded through the signals/slots mechanism. It is used
in an experimental dot graphs editor called kgrapheditor released with in this
package.

I used, in this program, code from the profiling tool kcachegrind
 (http://kcachegrind.sourceforge.net/cgi-bin/show.cgi/KcacheGrindIndex).
For printing, I reused code from the KDE project koffice, namely Kexi, the
database editor.

The currently implemented features are:
- graphviz 2.12 xdot format supported
- zooming
- loading of several graphs in tabs;
- saving of the recent files list;
- manual reload of files;
- display of a bird-eye view of the graph;
- moving of the graph by dragging;
- graph printing with preview;
- loading of nearly all graphviz example graphs;

Kgraphviewer is using the boost/spirit library for graphs parsing.

See TODO in the distribution for planned features.

Kgraphviewer is available as source from the KDE repository.

As usual, comments, bug reports and any help are very welcome !

Please report bugs or install problems directly on http://bugs.kde.org. 

Thanks.

Kleag
