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95 95  * {{code language="none"}}DefaultLayoutConfig{{/code}} – Sets fixed default values defined for layout options.
96 96  * {{code language="none"}}EclipseLayoutConfig{{/code}} – Users can define default layout options to be set on elements that meet certain criteria via the KIML preference page. This layout configuration takes these options and applies them.
97 -* {{code language="none"}}SemanticLayoutConfig{{/code}} – **DOCUMENT THIS**
97 +* {{code language="none"}}SemanticLayoutConfig{{/code}} – A configuration that bases its layout option values on the semantic objects represented by the KGraph elements.
98 98  * {{code language="none"}}GmfLayoutConfig{{/code}} / {{code language="none"}}GraphitiLayoutConfig{{/code}} – These configurations apply layout options set by the user in the layout view or stored in the notation model file of a diagram.
99 99  * {{code language="none"}}VolatileLayoutConfig{{/code}} – A configuration whose only purpose it is to make sure certain layout options are set on certain diagram elements in a particular layout run.
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103 103  == A Few Details on Layout Configurations ==
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105 -What we just learned is a bit of a simplification of what happens. The layout options manager not only asks each layout configuration to provide layout options for each graph element. Before we look at the details, let's take a look at the methods each layout configuration provides:
105 +What we just learned is a bit of a simplification of what happens. Before we look at the details, let's take a look at the methods each layout configuration provides:
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107 107  {{code language="java"}}
108 108  public interface ILayoutConfig {
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133 133  = (% style="line-height: 1.4285715;" %)Programmatically Setting Layout Options(%%) =
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135 +(% style="line-height: 1.4285715;" %)So with all these layout configurations available, how do you actually go about setting layout options programmatically? Well, as always: it depends.
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135 135  {{warning title="ToDo"}}
136 136  Write this section. This will be about when to use the different kinds of layout configurations, mainly {{code language="none"}}SemanticLayoutConfig{{/code}} and {{code language="none"}}VolatileLayoutConfig{{/code}}.
137 137  {{/warning}}
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1 -https://rtsys.informatik.uni-kiel.de/confluence//wiki/spaces/KIELER/pages/7701011/Configuring Automatic Layout
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