Christoph Daniel Schulze

I'm not exactly the JavaScript person in the project, so I'll answer the question from a non-JavaScript point of view. > Are there ways of only laying out certain parts?...

Sorry, this is quite an old ticket... Anyway, forcing two nodes that are part of different parents to be in the same layer is not possible since each parent has...

We are currently changing the graph data structure in the ELK project. This issue is in fact one we're addressing there. We haven't decided yet whether the changes will find...

> The ElkReflect initialization code for any IDataObject should be written in a static initializer of that class, then you're 100% sure it's executed before you use any instance of...

I just wanted to start implementing this solution, but it turns out that I forgot one detail in my previous reply: invoking the default constructor is a reflection thing, and...

It remains to be discussed how such implicitly created ports will mingle with explicitly created ones in scenarios where port orders are fixed.

> Would it be an option to only support it up until FIXED_SIDE or if there are no explicit ports for that node and side? Otherwise detect it and throw...

I'm not sure I understand the question. Do you like it this way and want to know how to force the same kind of alignment in other diagrams? Do you...

If it just concerns moving those nodes to the left or to the right of the diagram, the [layer constraint](https://www.eclipse.org/elk/reference/options/org-eclipse-elk-layered-layering-layerConstraint.html) option might be what you're looking for. If you're looking...

Seems sensible. I was trying to come up with an example where this would mess with minimum sizes of compound nodes, but everything I thought of checked out.