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Fix https://github.com/hbmartin/graphviz2drawio/issues/45 and support Images nodes #49

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@laurierloi laurierloi commented Sep 13, 2022

I encountered #45 converting a graph I built.

Added a commit which solves this issue by doing tree-search instead of direct-child search in SVG.py

Also added support (somewhat) for image nodes, which I also used in my graph.
They are parsed as plain rectangles with the same dimensions.
The idea is that the user can replace that rectangle with the desired image.
Adding the image directly to the XML seems tortuous, since they seem to have a custom encoding and we don't have access to the java library.

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    • Added rect_from_image method to NodeFactory for extracting attributes from SVG images.
    • Introduced a directed graph example with tooltips for better visualization.
  • Refactor

    • Improved SVG tag handling for better tag identification and consistency.

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Instead of looking only at direct childs of a node,
search the complete tree starting at the node.

This is particularly useful when we add fancy attributes,
since they tend to add encompassing groups to the graph.

It is pretty easy to test for the bug and how it can be reproduced.
It's tracked in: hbmartin#45

I re-created a minimal fail case from
hbmartin#45 (comment)

```
digraph {
    Pitas
    Pizza [ tooltip=Delicious ]
    Pitas -> Pizza
}
```

Previous HEAD failed to parse this.
Image nodes are nice to have in some schematics.
Because of the representation in mxGraph, it would be a pain to create them in the xml.

Instead, this follows the least-effort methodology and replace the image by an equally sized rectangle.

In drawio GUI, the image can then be switched back in place of the rectangle.

As a reference on the mxImageShape if someone wants to dive deeper:
https://jgraph.github.io/mxgraph/java/docs/com/mxgraph/shape/mxImageShape.html
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The recent updates focus on enhancing SVG handling in the graphviz2drawio module by introducing a new svg_tag function and integrating it with existing tag-related functions. Additionally, NodeFactory.py now includes a method to create Rect objects from SVG image elements. A test graph file has also been added, featuring a directed graph with tooltips.

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Files/Modules Change Summary
graphviz2drawio/models/SVG.py Refactored SVG tag handling with svg_tag function and updated get_first, is_tag, and has methods.
graphviz2drawio/mx/NodeFactory.py Introduced rect_from_image static method in NodeFactory to create Rect objects from SVG images.
test/directed/tooltip.gv.txt Added a new directed graph file with tooltip attributes for nodes and edges.

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    User->>NodeFactory: Call rect_from_image(attrib)
    NodeFactory->>SVGElement: Extract attributes (x, y, width, height)
    NodeFactory->>Rect: Create Rect object with extracted attributes
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3-4: LGTM!

The function svg_tag correctly constructs SVG tag names by prepending the SVG namespace.


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