Yes.  My student is graduating next month, and I will take whatever he
has and polish it up and submit it.  It was a learning experience for
him, so progress was slow, but I can commit some time in June to
moving this along.

-Marshall

On May 21, 6:40 am, Jason Grout <jason-s...@creativetrax.com> wrote:
> Pablo Angulo wrote:
> >   Hello
> >   Sometimes when writing an interactive plot with @interact I would like
> > to select a 2D point. I can put two input boxes, one for each
> > coordinate. When either coordinate is updated, it starts to recompute
> > the graph, while I'd prefer it to compute only when both coordinates are
> > changed. But that's a minor issue: what I'd really like is to click on
> > the graph to select the point. Is this in your wishlist too?
>
> Some initial work has already been done towards this.  
> Seehttp://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/3866
>
> Marshall Hampton had a student that was going to work more on this.
> Marshall, has there been progress?
>
>
>
> >   I think it might conflict with how @interact works: first fill the
> > controls, then the function does whatever, it may be a graph or not, and
> > there's no feedback from the output of the function back into the
> > interact controls.
> >   There might also be more than one point, so what to do with a click? I
> > have a suggestion: if an argument of the function is of type point
> > (instead of, say, input_box) then there are two boxes, one for each
> > coordinate, but also a draggable object, the size of a small circle.
> > I've seen drag and drop work using the scriptaculous javascrtipt
> > library, so it looks possible. When the object is dropped onto any
> > picture, it will trigger an update of the point coordinates. So there
> > would be several points, each with a different color, and the points
> > would be drawn on top of the graph with their respective colors on their
> > current positions so that the user knows what she's about to change. If
> > she drags the handle within the point box in the interact part, and drop
> > it in a position different than the current, the graph would be updated.
> > Any ideas? Is this feasible/desirable?
>
> I like your ideas!
>
> Jason
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