Example jframe application?

[joshua....@gmail.com]

Hey all. So I'm looking into using some graphing library to map out an idea I had. The issue I'm having though is that many of the graphing libraries out there seem to just imply that they can be integrated but don't always say how to do it. Great example would be GraphStream which completely changed a few key classes so it's rendered a lot of their documented samples unusable.

Anyways where I'm going with this is that I see that there is a swing implementation with this graphing library which I assume could be added to a jframe of some sorts, but I'm having issues seeing if there is some listener capabilities on things like the vertexes or edges. Ideally what I'm looking for is the ability to click on a vertex to get a menu up to change properties of that vertex or edge. I assume this is possible but I'm a bit lost as to where to start.

Any guidance or help in this regard would be greatly appreciated.

[Luc Hogie]

Hi Joshua,

Grph is a datastructure. It uses GraphStream for rendering, but it in no away focuses on displaying graphs.

You can add the feature you need by listening to GraphStream vertices, getting the corresponding Grph vertex, changing values on it, etc. But it will require a lot of coding.

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