Examples of com.mxgraph.analysis.mxICostFunction

com.mxgraph.analysis.mxICostFunction
The cost function takes a cell and returns it's cost as a double. Two typical examples of cost functions are the euclidian length of edges or a constant number for each edge. To use one of the built-in cost functions, use either new mxDistanceCostFunction(graph) or new mxConstantCostFunction(1).


    }
    if (from == null || to == null)
      return;
    mxGraphAnalysis mga = mxGraphAnalysis.getInstance();
    Object[] path = mga.getShortestPath(currentGraph, from, to, new mxICostFunction() {


      @Override
      public double getCost(mxCellState state) {
        double length = 0;
        boolean attrExist = false;

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