joint<-arrows

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      - class joint
        
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        joint<-arrows
        
        joint<-default_arrow

joint <-arrows: -> arrows={none,first,second,both}

The joint<->arrows method provides a simple interface to joint->first_arrow and joint->second_arrow. If it attaches arrows the new arrow is created using joint<-default_arrow.