This version includes several bugfixes, a revamped implementation of random graph generation and rewiring and a new shortest path function. Get it in the download section.

This version includes bugfixes (including compilation fixes for MacOS) and an implementation of subgraph isomorphism. Get it in the download section.

This version includes periodic Delaunay triangulation. Get it in the download section.

This version includes bug-fixes and an additional "erdos" strategy in the random_rewire funtion. Get it in the download section.

This version includes 2D and 3D point triangulation, and planarity test. Get it in the download section.

This is mainly a bug-fix release. Get it in the download section.

This version includes a shortest distance function, and several bug fixes. Get it in the download section.

A new stable version of graph-tool was released. It marks a long transition from a stand-alone program to a full python module. It is pointless to summarize all the differences, since everything changed. The new version is a lot more comfortable to work with, and the internals are a lot cleaner. Everything integrates nicely with scipy/numpy, and I hope graph-tool will be a nice addition to this framework.

After one year of sparse (but steady) work, graph-tool now is a fully fledged python module, instead of a stand-alone program. There are still some small issues to be solved, and some missing documentation to be written, but otherwise it should be quite usable.

There isn't an official release yet. As soon as the remaining missing bits of the documentation are written, I'll make one. In the mean time, the most current development version can be obtained from git.

graph-tool is being re-factored as a fully-fledged python module for graph manipulation, instead of focusing on a standalone command-line tool. It is also being integrated into  scipy/ numpy, to make use and complement this framework. This is taking longer than expected due to time constraints (see milestone:2.0), but it is nevertheless quite advanced. For the curious, all the action is taking place on the no-conversions branch of the git repository.

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