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[Question #137087]: How to import a jgrapht digraph object into Gephi

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From: Zhigang Wu <question137087@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 08 Dec 2010 17:07:13 -0000
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New question #137087 on Gephi:
https://answers.launchpad.net/gephi/+question/137087

Dear all,

Does anybody have the experience of importing a jgrapht digraph object into Gephi? Jgrapht is also an open-source JAVA lib for graph theory issues. In fact, jgrapht do have a JAVA class named GmlExporter to output a digraph into gml format. However, it cannot be parsed by Gephi and always says that "Unexpected token type at line 65" while my line 65 is
		id (Bus1 : Bus2)

Please find the entire content of my gml file as follow:

Creator "JGraphT GML Exporter"
Version 1
graph
[
	label ""
	directed 1
	node
	[
		id Bus1
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus2
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus3
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus4
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus5
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus6
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus7
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus8
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus9
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus10
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus11
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus12
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus13
	]
	node
	[
		id Bus14
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus1 : Bus2)
		source Bus1
		target Bus2
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus1 : Bus5)
		source Bus1
		target Bus5
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus2 : Bus3)
		source Bus2
		target Bus3
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus2 : Bus4)
		source Bus2
		target Bus4
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus2 : Bus5)
		source Bus2
		target Bus5
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus4 : Bus3)
		source Bus4
		target Bus3
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus5 : Bus4)
		source Bus5
		target Bus4
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus4 : Bus7)
		source Bus4
		target Bus7
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus4 : Bus9)
		source Bus4
		target Bus9
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus5 : Bus6)
		source Bus5
		target Bus6
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus6 : Bus11)
		source Bus6
		target Bus11
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus6 : Bus12)
		source Bus6
		target Bus12
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus6 : Bus13)
		source Bus6
		target Bus13
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus8 : Bus7)
		source Bus8
		target Bus7
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus7 : Bus9)
		source Bus7
		target Bus9
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus9 : Bus10)
		source Bus9
		target Bus10
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus9 : Bus14)
		source Bus9
		target Bus14
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus11 : Bus10)
		source Bus11
		target Bus10
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus12 : Bus13)
		source Bus12
		target Bus13
	]
	edge
	[
		id (Bus13 : Bus14)
		source Bus13
		target Bus14
	]
]

Sorry for the inconvenience. Thanks a lot.

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