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I have a .dot file and I am using command line to plot a graph using the dot file in pdf format using the following command
$ dot -Tpdf -O output_model.dot
I am getting the following error:
libpath/shortest.c:315: triangulation failed libpath/shortest.c:183: source point not in any triangle.
Any ideas why am I seeing this error?
Without seeing the contents of your .dot file it is difficult to know. But, I've had a similar error when using the constraint=false parameter on the edges in a graph.