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sfdp:tldr:b31c1
sfdp: Render a `svg` image with the specified output filename (lowercase -o).
$ sfdp -T ${svg} -o ${path-to-image-svg} ${path-to-input-gv}
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This command executes the sfdp utility with the following options:
- The
-T
option specifies the output format to be generated, in this case, an SVG file. ${svg}
is a variable representing the desired output file name and extension.- The
-o
option specifies the output file path for the generated SVG file. ${path-to-image-svg}
is a variable indicating the location and name of the SVG file to be generated.${path-to-input-gv}
is a variable representing the location and name of the input graph file (Graphviz format) that will be processed.
In summary, this command uses sfdp to convert a Graphviz file (${path-to-input-gv}
) into an SVG image, saving it as ${path-to-image-svg}
. The command assumes that the desired output filename and extension is represented by ${svg}
.
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