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Conference 7.286::atarist

Title:Atari ST, TT, & Falcon
Notice:Please read note 1.0 and its replies before posting!
Moderator:FUNYET::ANDERSON
Created:Mon Apr 04 1988
Last Modified:Tue May 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1433
Total number of notes:10312

54.0. " Graphs anyone ?" by RDGENG::KEANE () Mon Apr 25 1988 09:34

    
    Hello everyone,
    
    	A quick query. My son has need of a graph plotting program,
    to avoid re-inventing the wheel, has anyone written/seen one in
    the P.D. ??
    	 He is more interested in line graphs, lin/lin, lin/log
    and log/log, with smoothing, than in the usual business pie chart
    and barchart presentations.                             
                
    	P.S. we do use the notes file !! ( see previous note)
                
    Cheers      
                
    Pat Keane.  
                
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54.1Function plotterISTG::ENGHOLMLarry EngholmThu Apr 28 1988 00:346
    I wrote a simple minded package to plot functions in Lattuce C.  It's
    based on the design in Newman and Sproull's "Principles of Interactive
    Computer Graphics", which includes functions like MoveTo and LineTo.
    It doesn't do logs, charts, or anything.  I could upload the source if
    you think it would help.
    							Larry
54.2Thanks for offer(54.1)RDGENG::KEANEThu Apr 28 1988 12:434
    re 54.1
    Thanks Larry, hold off on the upload for a while, its probably a
    forlorn hope but there maybe someone out there ...???. If not its
    down tome to get writing.
54.3Plotfit in GFASKETCH::PAULHUSChris @ MLO6B-2/T13 dtn 223-6871Fri Sep 01 1989 14:405
    	Sorry I didn't notice this a year + ago, but - better late than
    never:  A PD program titled Plotfit written in GFABasic is around.
    It does log, log-log, etc. plots - point-to-point or straight line
    approximations (no splines/curves). It's in the Abacus library.
    Warning: it's NOT what I'd call user friendly. - Chris