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export the Dot File?
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Hello LG,
If the layout of the state graph is indeed generated by dot, then using CTRL+i you can typically save the image to a number of formats, including dot. However, dot is not always used to layout graphs, and the state graphs may be an example where dot is not used. In such a case, you can try to visualize the state graph using the "Visualize Transition System (Dot)" first, after which you could save it as a dot file.
Kind regards,
Eric.
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nice. CTRL+i helps Tanks you
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