yEd allow us to customize the looks of nodes and edges and to use it as the default. To customize the default edge type, first draw and edge and remove all the nubs to make it straight. Default fonts yEd's default font (Dialog) varies between systems.
On macOS, it is (surprisingly) rendered with Lucida Grande. package yEd:Edge; use strict; use yEd:PropertyBasedObject; use yEd:Label:EdgeLabel; use XML:LibXML; use Carp; =head1 NAME yEd:Edge - Base class for Edges =head1 DESCRIPTION This is the base class for Edges. It may not be instanciated, instead use one of the specialized types as described in the L section.
=head1 SUPPORTED FEATURES All Edge types are supported, these. Examples of various types of UML diagrams created using yEd graph editor. With yEd, you can visually create state machine graphs of any size and structure with an intuitive user interface.
yEd comes with a variety of shape nodes, group nodes, edge types, and other ready. It is currently not possible to change the edge type during edge creation. You can, however, change the edge type of existing edges.
To do that, select the edge you want to change, go to the palette section with the edge type template you want to use, right-click the desired edge type template to open its context menu, and choose "Apply Type". In yEd edges cannot exist without end-nodes. Another way to create specific edges is to change the default template for new edges, either by double.
This is a yEd graph file generator written in Java. It allows to create: Nodes with labels Node types (optional) Directed edges between two nodes Edge labels (optional) Edge types (optional). NAME yEd:Edge:SplineEdge - curving Edge that always has its waypoints on its line DESCRIPTION A curving Edge that always has its waypoints on its line (in contrast to e.g.
QuadCurveEdge). Can have multiple waypoints. Make sure to have a look at yEd:Edge, the properties and functions described there will not be repeated here.
SUPPORTED FEATURES The type specific features are fully supported. SUPPORTED FEATURES The type specific features are fully supported. For basic Edge type feature support and which Edge types are supported see yEd:Edge.
