Add source -> target to edge description #92
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P.S. This will increase file size, which if an issue can be managed by e.g. an option switch to enable/disable. |
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nice idea, I also have trouble to find the source and destination without opening up all the levels. |
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Can't you see the same and even better by opening the "Neighborhood" view in yed? |
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When an edge is selected in yED, then in the Properties View the flyover of the Data::Description field will show the edge source and destination. This is useful in very nested graphs to see the exact route of a dependency.