Object Graphics Library

OGLEdit Screenshot The Object Graphics Library (OGL) is a library for displaying and editing diagrams. These diagrams can consist of nodes and arcs: when nodes are moved, arcs follow. You can use OGL in your applications to provide convenient visualisation and drawing facilities.

Possible applications include network diagrams, business process modelling, decision trees, visual programming, Petri nets, OOAD, mindmaps, among many others.

The sample application OGLEdit is shown on the right. You can use this source code as a template for your own applications.


Features of OGL


The relationship between OGL and Hardy

OGL is the core graphics code for Hardy, a meta-CASE tool written with wxWidgets.

There are various features that Hardy implements over and above the OGL functionality, including a symbol library, node and arc symbol editors, attachment point editor, junction node functionality, and various editing facilities. It is possible that contributors could extend OGL to encompass these areas in future.


Distribution

Distributed on the wxWidgets CD-ROM.