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Considering the type of this property is LayoutEngineType and that it is defaulted to LayoutEngineType.NONE, which in it's self is of value 'None', can anyone tell me when will this method return false as I'm probably missing some thing here? Isn't forceUpdate set to true always?
Thanks.
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This checks for the existence of the attribute. If you don't want to run it then don't add the layoutEngineType attribute to the <Graph>. Don't use "None" as the layoutEngineType, just remove the attribute altogether.
The forceRerender is kind of a hack, I know, but it fixed a rendering issue.
Hello,
Indeed, there is "None" defaultProp, so just removing the attribute altogether will indeed set a layout engine. But passing layoutEngineType={null} wont.
Hi, I was trying out react digraph with some streaming data. Upon investigating some performance issues, I stumbled upon the layoutEngineType property which is heavily used throughout the Graph View in order to check if nodes should be re-rendered. One of the methods that tells the component if it should forceUpdate is hasLayoutEngine
https://github.com/uber/react-digraph/blob/master/src/components/graph-view.js#L294
https://github.com/uber/react-digraph/blob/master/src/components/graph-view.js#L331
Considering the type of this property is LayoutEngineType and that it is defaulted to LayoutEngineType.NONE, which in it's self is of value 'None', can anyone tell me when will this method return false as I'm probably missing some thing here? Isn't forceUpdate set to true always?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: