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We present a new application for graph drawing in the context of graphical model-based system design, where manual placing of graphical items is still state-of-the-practice. The KIELER framework aims at improving this by oering novel user interaction techniques, enabled by automatic layout of the diagrams. In this paper we present extensions of the well-known hierarchical layout approach, originally suggested by Sugiyama et al. to support port constraints, hyperedges, and compound graphs in order to layout diagrams of data ow languages. A case study and experimental results show that our algorithm is well suited for application in interactive user interfaces.\ud\u

Port Constraints in Hierarchical Layout of Data Flow Diagrams