Aslak Hellesøy and Dave Hoover have put together a JavaScript library that can draw interactive graphs (as in nodes, not as in charts).
The library currently has three functional layers:
Usage
g.addEdge($('fred'), $('wilma'));
g.addEdge($('wilma'), $('dino'));
g.addEdge($('fred'), $('barney'));
g.addEdge($('wilma'), $('barney'));
g.addEdge($('aslak'), $('fred'));
g.addEdge($('aslak'), $('dave'));
g.addEdge($('patty'), $('aslak'));
g.addEdge($('barney'), $('patty'));
var layouter = new Graph.Layout.Spring(g);
layouter.layout();
var renderer = new Graph.Renderer.Basic($('people'), g);
renderer.draw();
In related news, Benjamin Joffe posted an example on writing to a canvas element.
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Hi
I gone thru ur code and
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Thank You for the post!
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