Flash Force Directed Graph
August 21st, 2007 | Published in Programming, Visualization
I came across this nice little flash force directed graph today. It was put together by Creative Synthesis.
The thing that makes this nice actually is (a) it works and (b) the xml file is very intuitive.
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<graph title="Sample Graph" bgcolor="ffffff" linecolor="cccccc" viewmode="display" width="725" height="400">
<node id="n1" text="Some Text" image="Some Image Link" link="Some Link" scale="100" color="0000ff" textcolor="0000ff"/>
<node id="n2" text="Some Text" image="Some Image Link" link="Some Link" scale="100" color="0000ff" textcolor="0000ff"/>
<node id="n3" text="Some Text" image="Some Image Link" link="Some Link" scale="100" color="0000ff" textcolor="0000ff"/>
<edge sourceNode="n1" targetNode="n2" label="Some Label" textcolor="555555"/>
<edge sourceNode="n1" targetNode="n3" label="Some Label" textcolor="555555"/>
</graph>
Doesn’t get much simpler.
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July 4th, 2010at 4:28 pm(#)
What was the 2nd library (out of 4) besides SmartMathLibrary which you were able to use?
July 4th, 2010at 4:54 pm(#)
I don’t remember exactly what the second one was but one that ended up working was LatoolNet. I filed a bug report on the project but, it really wasn’t a bug because I forgot that I was working on a 64 bit system and dll was compiled with on a 32-bit computer. see http://latoolnet.codeplex.com/workitem/5332. Hope this helps!