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Is there a good diagramming library for Python?

I should say I'm looking for something interactive, equivalent to what Nevron offers in it's .NET Diagram product, where a user can create nodes, interact with them by dragging them around, etc. I know there's GraphViz, but as far as I know it's static, and just renders a graph/diagram, there is no interaction with it.

I have a bad feeling there is nothing as rich as this in the cross platform world for Python or any other script language, but maybe I've missed it.

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Ubigraph is probably not what you want, but is still really excellent.

Jonathan Feinberg  2009-10-21 21:51:35
But does this enable user selection of the nodes? Far as I can tell it isn't interactive.
Leeks and Leaks  2009-10-22 18:22:30
I apologize. I had remembered it being interactive in that way, but was wrong. Ubigraph is *not* what you want. :/
Jonathan Feinberg  2009-10-22 20:07:48
Ubigraph allows you to hook callbacks to double-click events on vertices, but it doesn't allow you to drag them. It's force directed layout is still pretty nifty though.
synthesizerpatel  2010-10-08 02:40:18
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Writing graphviz dot files is a good way to go. Google for graphviz and see http://code.google.com/p/pydot/ for a python wrapper.

MattPayne.org  2009-10-21 21:54:45
this is static.
LB  2009-11-02 16:54:49

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