<H2>Notes</H2>
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-<A NAME=ID>In certain text-based formats, the output generates
-'id="xxx"' properties for clusters, nodes, edges, and
-html-cells.
+<A NAME=ID>In the formats: -Tcmap, -Tcmapx, -Tsvg, -Tvml, the output generates
+'id="\\N"' properties for nodes and html-cells, 'id="\\E"' properties for edges, and 'id="\\G"' properties for clusters. Then it applies the usual "\\X" substitutions on these strings.
-At the moment the id doesn't distinguish between multiedges in
+The 'id="xxx"' property is intended to be a predictable string that uniquely identifies the graph object. This 'id' can be used from Javascript, for example.
+
+At the moment the edge id doesn't distinguish between multiedges in
non-strict graphs.
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<P>
These are the basic set of backward-compatible arrow shapes. In addition,
there is a grammar of <A HREF=arrows.html>arrow shapes</A>
-which can be used to describe a collection of 1260 arrow shapes as
-modifications of a primitive set of 9 arrows. The basic arrows shown
+which can be used to describe a collection of 1,544,761 arrow combinations of the 36 varations of the primitive set of 9 arrows. The basic arrows shown
above contain all of the primitive shapes
(<TT>box</TT>, <TT>crow</TT>, <TT>diamond</TT>,
<TT>dot</TT>, <TT>inv</TT>, <TT>none</tt>,