The GLIDE system is an interactive constraint-based editor for drawing small- and medium-sized graphs (50 nodes or fewer) that organizes the interaction in a more collaborative manner than in previous systems. Its distinguishing features are a vocabulary of specialized constraints for graph drawing, and a simple constraint-satisfaction mechanism that allows the user to manipulate the drawing while the constraints are active. These features result in a graph-drawing editor that is superior in many ways to those based on more general and powerful constraint-satisfaction methods.
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Ryall, K., Marks, J., & Shieber, S. (1997). Interactive constraint-based system for drawing graphs. In UIST (User Interface Software and Technology): Proceedings of the ACM Symposium (pp. 97–104). ACM. https://doi.org/10.1145/263407.263521
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