I think I broke it. I made an edit to clarify how Sputnik handles pages
and
At the moment, the graph sees to have gotten way more complicated than
I planned it to be, but it does seem to generate a png.
This particular demo is really nothing more than a loose integration
of Sputnik with graphviz. Basically, the node's "show" method is set
to a function that assumes that the content of the node is graphviz's
"dot" code, so it runs it through graphviz and returns the image. If
the graph is not what you expect it to be, see graphviz's "dot" file
documentation at http://www.graphviz.org/pdf/dotguide.pdf
If anyone is interested, the code for this is in Sputnik's git repository
under:
sputnik-examples/lua/sputnik/actions/graphviz.lua
- yuri
