Is there a good diagramming library for Python?

Question

I should say I'm looking for something interactive, equivalent to what Nevron offers in it's .NET Diagram product, where a user can create nodes, interact with them by dragging them around, etc. I know there's GraphViz, but as far as I know it's static, and just renders a graph/diagram, there is no interaction with it.

I have a bad feeling there is nothing as rich as this in the cross platform world for Python or any other script language, but maybe I've missed it.

Answer 1

Writing graphviz dot files is a good way to go. Google for graphviz and see http://code.google.com/p/pydot/ for a python wrapper.

Answer 2

Ubigraph is probably not what you want, but is still really excellent.