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When calculating the flow between to vertices which are not connected in a graph, the method returns a ValueError. I would have assumed that it would just return 0. Here's a minimal example:

G=Graph({0:[],1:[]})
G.flow(0,1) # raises the error ValueError: vertex '0' is not in the (di)graph

If on the other hand one tries the shortest_path method it just returns a empty list, since there is not path between 0 and 1.

G.shortest_path(0,1) #returns []

When calculating the flow between to vertices which are not connected in a graph, the method returns a ValueError. I would have assumed that it would just return 0. Here's a minimal example:

G=Graph({0:[],1:[]})
G.flow(0,1) # raises the error ValueError: vertex '0' is not in the (di)graph

If on the other hand one tries the shortest_path method it just returns a empty list, since there is not path between 0 and 1.

G.shortest_path(0,1) #returns []

When calculating the flow between to vertices which are not connected in a graph, the method returns a ValueError. I would have assumed that it would just return 0. Here's a minimal example:

G=Graph({0:[],1:[]})
G.flow(0,1) # raises the error ValueError: vertex '0' is not in the (di)graph

If on the other hand one tries the shortest_path method it just returns a empty list, since there is not path between 0 and 1.

G.shortest_path(0,1) #returns []