Comments on: Graphite for WPF http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/ Think. Visualize. Understand. Wed, 28 Dec 2011 13:39:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Some graph libraries at BVN Usyd http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-976 Some graph libraries at BVN Usyd Mon, 08 Aug 2011 05:00:08 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-976 [...] [...] [...] [...]

]]> By: chris http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-227 chris Sun, 29 Nov 2009 08:32:00 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-227 HI,Francois Vanderseypen.I 'm using your library in my project.It is so brilliant but the restriction that the maximun amount of 10 nodes stops me going ahead.Could you help me write the library supporting 100 nodes.Thanks for offering us these library and I'm looking fowards your reply. my mail:mazhiyuan850126@gmail.com HI,Francois Vanderseypen.I ‘m using your library in my project.It is so brilliant but the restriction that the maximun amount of 10 nodes stops me going ahead.Could you help me write the library supporting 100 nodes.Thanks for offering us these library and I’m looking fowards your reply.
my mail:mazhiyuan850126@gmail.com

]]> By: Francois Vanderseypen http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-226 Francois Vanderseypen Thu, 25 Jun 2009 18:23:54 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-226 Alex, I don't think anything based on WPF or Silverlight can handle a large amount of nodes and at the same time offer all the advantages of WPF/SL, simply because there is a lot of infrastructure underneath the control class (databinding, styling...). I suppose one could write a library specifically to scale into the thousands but it would amount to low-level approaches (overriding the OnRender of the FrameworkElement for instance) and sacrifice things like databinding. In any case, no, the Graphite library will not scale to 10k nodes from a rendering point of view and even if it would then the layout algorithm would crunch and not be responsive. I could write the library you are looking for but the demand is rather low and I'm sure there are excellent open source C++ or C libraries out there which scale to the million nodes. Alex, I don’t think anything based on WPF or Silverlight can handle a large amount of nodes and at the same time offer all the advantages of WPF/SL, simply because there is a lot of infrastructure underneath the control class (databinding, styling…). I suppose one could write a library specifically to scale into the thousands but it would amount to low-level approaches (overriding the OnRender of the FrameworkElement for instance) and sacrifice things like databinding. In any case, no, the Graphite library will not scale to 10k nodes from a rendering point of view and even if it would then the layout algorithm would crunch and not be responsive. I could write the library you are looking for but the demand is rather low and I’m sure there are excellent open source C++ or C libraries out there which scale to the million nodes.

]]> By: Alex http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-225 Alex Thu, 25 Jun 2009 18:03:18 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-225 Hello, I checked the Graphite demo and it looks really awesome. I'm working on a project and I need to represent a large number of nodes (about 10000). Can you tell me how well will Graphite behave in such circumstances? Like I said, it looks great but my gut feeling is that performance will degrade a lot. Hello,

I checked the Graphite demo and it looks really awesome. I’m working on a project and I need to represent a large number of nodes (about 10000). Can you tell me how well will Graphite behave in such circumstances? Like I said, it looks great but my gut feeling is that performance will degrade a lot.

]]> By: Paul Webb http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-224 Paul Webb Wed, 20 May 2009 20:18:00 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-224 Hi there. I am very interested in Graphite and G2 for some commercial work. Firstly is it possible to show arrows on the edges in a directed graph? This would be very important for us. Is there a code snippet you could send me to show how this is done? When is G2 likely to be available commercially? Can you also send me pricing info on both products. Thanks, Paul. Hi there. I am very interested in Graphite and G2 for some commercial work. Firstly is it possible to show arrows on the edges in a directed graph? This would be very important for us. Is there a code snippet you could send me to show how this is done? When is G2 likely to be available commercially? Can you also send me pricing info on both products. Thanks, Paul.

]]> By: Francois Vanderseypen http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-223 Francois Vanderseypen Sun, 26 Apr 2009 05:58:32 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-223 The API of Graphite is very simple and the XML or flat-file data repositories are just the most convenient ones to ship with a demo, there is no inherent restriction inside Graphite related to XML or flat file. If you can access your data through a data access layer of some kind you can add nodes and links with just one API call. The API of Graphite is very simple and the XML or flat-file data repositories are just the most convenient ones to ship with a demo, there is no inherent restriction inside Graphite related to XML or flat file. If you can access your data through a data access layer of some kind you can add nodes and links with just one API call.

]]> By: Tamer http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-222 Tamer Sun, 26 Apr 2009 01:18:37 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-222 First, i wanted to congratulate you on the great work that is done here i always wanted to have something like this to use it in my graph applications my Question though does it only support XML and Flat TXT Files? i have SQLite applications i wanted to use Graphite with it but do not know if it will import the data from SQLite or not ? Thank you First, i wanted to congratulate you on the great work that is done here i always wanted to have something like this to use it in my graph applications

my Question though does it only support XML and Flat TXT Files?

i have SQLite applications i wanted to use Graphite with it but do not know if it will import the data from SQLite or not ?

Thank you

]]> By: Benny http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-221 Benny Mon, 08 Dec 2008 11:14:14 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-221 Dag François, Ik had Graphite graag gebruikt om een visuele voorstelling te maken van network topologie. Kan je uitleggen hoe de licensing werkt? Het is voor 1 development en 1 productiemachine, waarop kan gevolgd worden hoe de topologie (netwerkje van ongeveer 20 nodes) eruit ziet. Het gaat om een R&D projectje m.b.t. ad hoc routing. Alvast bedankt en met vriendelijke groeten, Benny Dag François,

Ik had Graphite graag gebruikt om een visuele voorstelling te maken van network topologie. Kan je uitleggen hoe de licensing werkt? Het is voor 1 development en 1 productiemachine, waarop kan gevolgd worden hoe de topologie (netwerkje van ongeveer 20 nodes) eruit ziet. Het gaat om een R&D projectje m.b.t. ad hoc routing.

Alvast bedankt en met vriendelijke groeten,

Benny

]]> By: Francois Vanderseypen http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-220 Francois Vanderseypen Tue, 02 Dec 2008 16:19:28 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-220 Thanks Ido, the code as it stands now is production-ready and is in fact already in use by a few companies (i.e. reald-world applications). I think there are many ways to apply the panel. For example, I created for myself a kind of blog/wiki graphic browser to visualize categories and postings. It's a fun piece of code and not at all difficult to integrate or to extend. Thanks Ido, the code as it stands now is production-ready and is in fact already in use by a few companies (i.e. reald-world applications).
I think there are many ways to apply the panel. For example, I created for myself a kind of blog/wiki graphic browser to visualize categories and postings. It’s a fun piece of code and not at all difficult to integrate or to extend.

]]> By: Ido Ran http://visualizationtools.net/default/graphite-for-wpf/#comment-219 Ido Ran Tue, 02 Dec 2008 10:54:02 +0000 http://www.orbifold.net/default/?p=1326#comment-219 Hi, The sample application looks great and behave very good. I have checked what happen when I leave some nodes disconnected, without any links to other nodes. I thought it will drift apart from the cluster of connected node, like GoDiagram auto-layout algorithm do. I want to say that the control behave perfectly in that situation! Much better than GoDiagram. The disconnected nodes stay close to the cluster of connected nodes, just beautiful. Can't wait for the final version! Hi, The sample application looks great and behave very good.
I have checked what happen when I leave some nodes disconnected, without any links to other nodes. I thought it will drift apart from the cluster of connected node, like GoDiagram auto-layout algorithm do.
I want to say that the control behave perfectly in that situation! Much better than GoDiagram. The disconnected nodes stay close to the cluster of connected nodes, just beautiful.
Can’t wait for the final version!

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