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This image was made using a tool for drawing directed graphs called dot, which is a part of the graphviz package of tools for manipulating and visualizing graphs. It was made by issuing the following command:

dot -Tpng Tred-G.dot -o Tred-G.png

The contents of the dot file Tred-G.dot were:

digraph g {
  a -> b;
  a -> c;
  a -> d;
  a -> e;
  b -> d;
  c -> d;
  c -> e;
  d -> e;
}

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• Image:Tred-G.svg - not replacing this just yet, until resolution of the problem preventing raw Graphviz SVG output from being accepted by MediaWiki (possibly bug 4388).

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• (del) (cur) 01:55, 18 January 2006 . . en:User:Lyonsam Lyonsam (Talk) . . 284x351 (2669 bytes) (This image was made using a tool called dot, which is a part of the graphviz package of tools for manipulating and visualizing graphs.)