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58	58	* {{code language="none"}}LayoutType{{/code}} declares the general type of layout an algorithm computes, e.g. //circular// or //orthogonal// layout. Again, the attributes {{code language="none"}}name{{/code}} and {{code language="none"}}description{{/code}} provide the name and additional textual information.
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61		-{{code language="none"}}LayoutOption{{/code}} declares a layout option. The attribute {{code language="none"}}type{{/code}} defines the type of values you may assign to this option, e.g. boolean, string or enumeration values. Additionaly, the attribute {{code language="none"}}default{{/code}} may carry a default value which generally provides good layout results. As said before, a layout option is related to specific types of graph elements, specified by the attribute {{code language="none"}}appliesTo{{/code}}. It may be empty, meaning, an option can be applied to any element, or contain a comma separated list of compatible element types. The attribute {{code language="none"}}id{{/code}} declares the identifier of the layout option. You can use it to specify a layout option directly in the source graph by annotating a specific graph element. The way you realize the annotation is dependent on the model you use. For example, if you use a [[KGraph>>doc:Kieler.Discontinued Projects.Infrastructure for Meta Layout (KIML).KGraph Meta Model.WebHome]] model, you could do it like the following listing shows:
	61	+{{code language="none"}}LayoutOption{{/code}} declares a layout option. The attribute {{code language="none"}}type{{/code}} defines the type of values you may assign to this option, e.g. boolean, string or enumeration values. Additionaly, the attribute {{code language="none"}}default{{/code}} may carry a default value which generally provides good layout results. As said before, a layout option is related to specific types of graph elements, specified by the attribute {{code language="none"}}appliesTo{{/code}}. It may be empty, meaning, an option can be applied to any element, or contain a comma separated list of compatible element types. The attribute {{code language="none"}}id{{/code}} declares the identifier of the layout option. You can use it to specify a layout option directly in the source graph by annotating a specific graph element. The way you realize the annotation is dependent on the model you use. For example, if you use a [[KGraph>>doc:KIELER.Discontinued Projects.Infrastructure for Meta Layout (KIML).KGraph Meta Model.WebHome]] model, you could do it like the following listing shows:
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63	63	{{code theme="Eclipse" language="java"}}
64	64	// Retrieve the graph model somehow