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I am looking for a sophisticated graphical FSM editor that can export a model in a well-documented output format, like SCXML or similar.
Can anybody recommend me a tool?
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I found this pretty interesting software
http://drakon-editor.sourceforge.net/
It is advanced software. It can generate ERlang, as well as many other languages, state machine code. http://drakon-editor.sourceforge.net/erlang_auto.html
It's free / OSX / Windows
Check out http://madebyevan.com/fsm/ its quite easy to use and it even produces LaTeX!
This project seems to be spot on, but I'm not sure about the status...
There is a simple UI builder for scxml charts available on google code Try here http://code.google.com/p/scxmlgui/
Seems to be quite active
If you want to generate code (C++ or Python), fsme does a very good job. I have successfully used it to create a number of very complex state machines, and would use it again for anything similar.
I am only just now starting to look at YAKINDU - it looks like it might be a great graphical FSM tool built on top of the Eclipse framework, and has (IIUC) automatic code generation for the state graph.