I'm trying to use pyreverse to generate images of UML diagrams for a project source code. When I run the pyreverse command and specify to generate .png images, it runs, and then, after a while, it shows:
dot: graph is too large for cairo-renderer bitmaps. Scaling by 0.271394 to fit
dot: graph is too large for cairo-renderer bitmaps. Scaling by 0.333083 to fit
Then, if I open either image, the text is unreadable because it got scaled. Is there a way to just not scale, and let the image be large size?
pyreverse
is usinggraphviz
backend for drawing graphs (dot is language and utility of graphviz).pyreverse
on my distro, but the idea is that first you generate your output graph withpyreverse -o
in.dot
format with-o
option and then manually invokesfdp
on it as described e.g. here: stackoverflow.com/questions/13417411/….