Reciprocally related nodes don't flip their labels

[conartist6]

I found the code that's meant to handle this:

nomnoml/src/layouter.ts

Lines 145 to 157 in 6262d81

	function adjustQuadrant(quadrant: Quadrant, point: Vec, opposite: Vec): Quadrant {
	if (opposite.x == point.x || opposite.y == point.y) return quadrant
	var flipHorizontally: Quadrant[] = [4, 3, 2, 1]
	var flipVertically: Quadrant[] = [2, 1, 4, 3]
	var oppositeQuadrant =
	opposite.y < point.y ? (opposite.x < point.x ? 2 : 1) : opposite.x < point.x ? 3 : 4
	// if an opposite relation end is in the same quadrant as a label, we need to flip the label
	if (oppositeQuadrant === quadrant) {
	if (config.direction === 'LR') return flipHorizontally[quadrant - 1]
	if (config.direction === 'TB') return flipVertically[quadrant - 1]
	}
	return quadrant
	}

I don't think I'm likely to make the fix though, because I can't use nomnoml. I am trying to find a library which would let me print a data structure like this, and nomnoml lacks a few features I would really need, such as specifying the direction of gravity for a particular association (e.g. down vs right) and also the ability to manage instances (currently all associations are keyed on class name)

[skanaar]

Thank you for the bug report.
Association/label placement is one of the least nice parts of nomnoml unfortunately.

Nomnoml's philosphy is to remove configuration options from the user and instead have a core layouting that looks pretty good (measured by some arbitrary metric).