SubGraphViewTVertex, TEdge Class

SystemObject
  SD.Tools.Algorithmia.GraphsSubGraphViewTVertex, TEdge
    SD.LLBLGen.Pro.ApplicationCore.EntityModelInheritanceHierarchyView
    SD.LLBLGen.Pro.ApplicationCore.EntityModel.ModelViewsModelView

public class SubGraphView<TVertex, TEdge> : IDisposable, 
	INotifyAsRemoved
where TEdge : class, Object, IEdge<TVertex>

Public Class SubGraphView(Of TVertex, TEdge As {Class, Object, IEdge(Of TVertex)})
	Implements IDisposable, INotifyAsRemoved

SubGraphView instances are used to 'view' a subset of a bigger graph and maintain themselves based on the actions on the main graph. Adding/removing vertices / edges from this SubGraphView removes them only from this view, not from the main graph. Adding vertices/edges to the main graph will add the vertex/edge to this view if the added element meets criteria (implemented through polymorphism, by default no criteria are set, so no vertex/edge is added if it's added to the main graph). Removing a vertex/edge from the main graph will remove the vertex / edge from this view if it's part of this view. As this view binds to events on the main graph, it's key to call Dispose() on an instance of SubGraphView if it's no longer needed to make sure event handlers are cleaned up. This view has no adjacency lists, as they're located in the main graph.

If the graph specified is a synchronized graph, this view is also synchronized, and will sync its actions with the graph using the graph's SyncRoot object.