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I was actually in the middle of working on blending colors. And blending is rather problematic too because you're probably going to get a lot of muddy colors.
Do you prefer this approach of taking the higher weight color?
If there are two edges between the same two nodes:
a -> b (green, weight 1)
a -> b (blue, weight 2)
Then display a->b as blue because it has a higher weight for that color. Note of course there might be more than one edge of that type. As in:
a -> b (green, weight 1)
a -> b (blue, weight 2)
a -> b (green, weight 1)
a -> b (green, weight 1)
The above should display green.
Otherwise, pick the first one in the edge list so that it is not random and is consistent.
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