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      <title>Dynamic GraphML Tooltips</title>
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      <description>One user in the community is using the GraphML Topology and asked me in chat if it were possible to add tooltips to a vertex from within a groovy script.
 Short answer: Yes
 Long answer By default, setting the tooltip is supposed to work only by setting it directly in the graphml file itself. The official documentation for this says, that the name of the attribute is tooltipText. So if you are looking for static tooltips, that is the way to go.</description>
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