I'm trying to draw a graph with a class as a vertex property. How do I draw the graph with the vertex_text set to the name field of the classes they contain?

from graph_tool.all import *class Node(object):def __init__(self, name, age):self.symbol = nameself.named_entity = age#create your graph object
g = Graph()#add the property to vertex object
vprop = g.new_vertex_property("object") #add vertex 
v1 = g.add_vertex() #here you create a vertex
v2 = g.add_vertex() #here you create a vertex#set the value to the vertex property
vx1 = Node("John", 15)
vx2 = Node("Sarah", 22)vprop[v1] = vx1
vprop[v2] = vx2#assign properties as a dic value
g.vertex_properties["node"]=vprop #add edge
g.add_edge(vertex_1,vertex_2) #add an edge #draw you graph 
graph_draw(g,vertex_text=g.vertex_properties["node"].name,vertex_font_size=18,output_size=(200, 200), 
)

The code example you give is full of basic errors. You define vprop but then you use v_prop. The code would not work in any case, as the property map is defined to be of string type, but you are setting to it a class object.

But answer to the underlying question is simply to set a the names to a string property map and use that.