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According to https://graphviz.org/docs/outputs/, more output format were supported in latest releases.

Consider add support for more formats in this plugin (especially for web).

When running :Graphviz! on gVim in Windows 10 with any .gv file that has a space in the filename, I see error messages at the bottom of the screen indicating that the plugin is unable to find the file. These messages list only the first term in the file up to (but not apparently including) the first space.

Spaces in the file path do not seem to matter, only those in the filename.

There is a language server for dot. Can we remove the completion function and let user to use language server, just keep compile function (LSP doesn't have this feature)?

• For developers, it can save maintain cost.
• For users, language server can provide better experience.

I changed the configuration file, but it didn't work.

"let g:graphviz_output_format = 'png' "

Thanks for this excellent plugin. I thought I'd be able to set g:graphviz_viewer = 'open -g' in order to bypass the undesirable side effect of open grabbing focus. This doesn't seem to be possible so I'm wondering if it would be possible to introduce something along the lines of a g:graphviz_viewer_args

Hi, I noticed that the autocompletion doesn't work with ncm2 if this plugin is loaded before ncm2. I don't think the if guard around the autocmd in ftplugin/dot.vim, as if Ncm2Plugin isn't defined, the autocommand will never be executed.

OS: Window10
vim: gvim8.1

:GraphvizCompile
will get error:

[graphviz.vim] Error: dot: can't open %

perhaps some % should be replaced by expand('%:p')? But I don't be successful.

Thanks.

Environment: win10, neovim-qt, use plugin default setting

Tried reinstall plugin, won't work.

Any suggestions?

I created a folder, mooved inside and cloned the repository:
mkdir -p ~/.config/nvim/pack/graphviz/start cd ~/.config/nvim/pack/graphviz/start git clone https://github.com/liuchengxu/graphviz.vim
Built in plugin manager should find the plugin, but when I open Nvim and try to enter :Graphviz, it can't find the command:
Not an editor command: Graphviz