I am trying to visualize edges of a graph with different widths by selecting edges based on their id fields. Is it possible to use variables in selector queries? How can I achieve this behaviour? There are ways to work around this by repeating code, for example:
if (i==0){ edge_item = cy.elements('edge[id = "edge_0"]'); cy.style() .selector(edge_item) .style({ 'width': 10 }) .update(); }
I would however prefer a cleaner solution, preferably by using a variable instead of “edge_0” above with something like the following:
edge_var = "edge_" + i; edge_item = cy.elements('edge[id = "edge_var"]');
Is this possible?
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Answer
Apparently, this is done by escaped characters.
var nodeId = "edge_"; for (var i = 0; i < 60; i++) { cy.remove('edge[id='' + nodeId.concat(i.toString()) + '']'); }
I came across the answer to this post here in a similar setting.