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typealias AttributeDict Dict{UTF8String, Any} is restrictive? #211
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@CorySimon, as you can see, Are you still interested in this issue? If so, are you able to submit a pull request which addresses this problem? If you're stuck and looking for hints, I might be able to provide some. |
@kmsquire, this package is not maintained anymore? What is the defacto standard package for graphs in Julia? |
LightGraphs.jl is actively maintained |
Thank you @mlubin, I assume it took the place of |
The functionality of Graphs is not entirely contained in LightGraphs (and likely the reverse statement is true as well), so I'll let you decide which you prefer. |
I see that lightgraphs has maximum flow algorithms, all I need for now. :)
…-Júlio
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Can we change:
to
?
I don't see the point in restricting the keys of the dictionary that is an edge attribute to UTF8String. In fact, why not just construct
ExEdge
with aDict()
? It seems to unnecessarily complicate things to introduce thisAttributeDict
type.UPDATE:
For example, I want to store a tuple attribute to each edge. So I need to do:
Oddly, this code:
throws an error:
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