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Given a simple digraph of n>1 nodes and n self-edges, with or without neighboring node connections, I've noticed that self-edge drawings start inside the node on some nodes, outside the node on others. This is visible when markeralpha < 1.0. Effectively, self-edges drawn inside the node are visually distorted for larger node sizes whereas those self-edges drawn externally are not.
I was able to reproduce this behavior in both gr() and pyplot() backends. What could be causing this behavior, and is there a way around it?
Given a simple digraph of n>1 nodes and n self-edges, with or without neighboring node connections, I've noticed that self-edge drawings start inside the node on some nodes, outside the node on others. This is visible when markeralpha < 1.0. Effectively, self-edges drawn inside the node are visually distorted for larger node sizes whereas those self-edges drawn externally are not.
I was able to reproduce this behavior in both
gr()
andpyplot()
backends. What could be causing this behavior, and is there a way around it?MWE:
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