Functionality to run a dot file through graphviz #5
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The commit adds c-code in src/dotToFile to run a graph in dot-format through graphviz without going through the Ragraph class. The method in R is integrated into toFile, which has been changed to a generic to support this. An example has been added to the example section and the manual file updated and renamed.
Moved the file back to the man folder where it belongs
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Rgraphviz currently only supports layouting through an Ragraph object. The underlying graphviz library however also has the ability to directly render from graphs in dot format. In this enhancement, a function is provided that allows a user to create an output graph using a character vector that represents a graph in dot format.