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// Using a mxUtils function to determine how much space is needed for the label.
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// Cleaning the label string as mention in the mxGraph docs https://jgraph.github.io/mxgraph/docs/js-api/files/util/mxUtils-js.html#mxUtils.getSizeForString
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var cleanedLabel = node.label.replace(/\n/g, "<br>");
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var cleanedLabel = node.label.replace(/\n|\r\n/g, "<br>");
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// Assuming default stylings for
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var size = mxUtils.getSizeForString(cleanedLabel, mxConstants.DEFAULT_FONTSIZE,
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// This will later help us in determining the y coordinates for them.
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node.maxChildrenXPosition = node.position.x;
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// Display each child node at the X position just computed
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