.NET graph library around? [closed]

Answer 1

I haven't tried it yet but ran across an interesting offering from MS Research for visualizing directed graphs Microsoft Automatic Graph Layout.

Try using "directed graph" or "digraph" for search terms. I get a lot of hits.

Answer 2

Buddy I think this is what you need!

This article presents a Generic Graph Library, 100% C#. This library is an attempt to port the Boost Graph Library (BGL) from C++ to C#.

Answer 3

Take a look at yWorks: http://www.yworks.com/en/index.html

There aren't a massive amount of good libraries out there, from what I've seen.

Answer 4

We've used ZedGraph which is an Open Source project written in C#, so you can tweak it if you feel it is necessary. It served our needs which sound like they're very close to what you described. There's even a wiki site for the project with some pretty good samples.

Answer 5

I am working in the NDepend team and we switched from GraphViz to MsAgl (Microsoft Automatic Graph Layout) in september 2008. The MsAgl license allows commercial utilisation. Here are a few sample pictures of MsAgl graphs integrated in NDepend (everything is interactive, nodes are movable/selectable/removable/clickable, edges are editable/selectable/removable/clickable, the layout is zoomable, and also, while it could be cleaner the MsAgl API is clean enough to work with):

Answer 6

There is QuickGraph, it works pretty well and has most of the basic algorithms.