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    rinmic
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    Hi everyone, I want to create a directed graph with the use of C# and give the user a visualization of the graph. I would like the vertexes to be interactive, meaning "click able" so that I can trigger some code when this happens. My question is the following: which libraries would you suggest using for this kind of project? I came along Quickgraph and Graphviz so far, but I could not find affirmation that Graphviz is able to support the interactivity of vertexes. Thanks for any help in advance, it is much appreciated.

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      Hi everyone, I want to create a directed graph with the use of C# and give the user a visualization of the graph. I would like the vertexes to be interactive, meaning "click able" so that I can trigger some code when this happens. My question is the following: which libraries would you suggest using for this kind of project? I came along Quickgraph and Graphviz so far, but I could not find affirmation that Graphviz is able to support the interactivity of vertexes. Thanks for any help in advance, it is much appreciated.

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      Im struggeling to see what you actually want in you graph, could you explain some more?

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        Hi everyone, I want to create a directed graph with the use of C# and give the user a visualization of the graph. I would like the vertexes to be interactive, meaning "click able" so that I can trigger some code when this happens. My question is the following: which libraries would you suggest using for this kind of project? I came along Quickgraph and Graphviz so far, but I could not find affirmation that Graphviz is able to support the interactivity of vertexes. Thanks for any help in advance, it is much appreciated.

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        If you aren't decided yet on the charting library, check out the Microsoft .Net charting controls. It includes features like clickable areas. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd456632.aspx[^]

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          Hi everyone, I want to create a directed graph with the use of C# and give the user a visualization of the graph. I would like the vertexes to be interactive, meaning "click able" so that I can trigger some code when this happens. My question is the following: which libraries would you suggest using for this kind of project? I came along Quickgraph and Graphviz so far, but I could not find affirmation that Graphviz is able to support the interactivity of vertexes. Thanks for any help in advance, it is much appreciated.

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          NGenerics: https://github.com/ngenerics/ngenerics No visualization, but a good Graph implementation. TreePlus: Tree-based Graph Visualization http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/treeplus/ and for an overview about graph-visualization http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/graphvis/. QuickGraph ( MSAGL, GLEE, Graphviz, GraphML): http://quickgraph.codeplex.com/[^] Graph# (WPF): http://graphsharp.codeplex.com/ Have a look at the sample application and tutorials. Netron and some projects: http://www.csharpopensource.com/netrondiagramminglibrary.aspx[^]

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            NGenerics: https://github.com/ngenerics/ngenerics No visualization, but a good Graph implementation. TreePlus: Tree-based Graph Visualization http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/treeplus/ and for an overview about graph-visualization http://www.cs.umd.edu/hcil/graphvis/. QuickGraph ( MSAGL, GLEE, Graphviz, GraphML): http://quickgraph.codeplex.com/[^] Graph# (WPF): http://graphsharp.codeplex.com/ Have a look at the sample application and tutorials. Netron and some projects: http://www.csharpopensource.com/netrondiagramminglibrary.aspx[^]

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            Thanks, graph# seems to do everything I need! My goal is to build a graph that represents the different versions of documents and which version followed which. I want the user to be able to click on the documents and open them up in the process.

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