pallas@labrea.ARPA (Joseph Pallas) (12/05/86)
Does anyone have ST code for displaying data graphically (e.g., histograms, scatterplots, etc.)? I'd like to hear about it. Thanks. joe pallas@pescadero.Stanford.EDU decwrl!labrea!pescadero!pallas
georg@exunido.UUCP (12/06/86)
>/***** exunido:comp.lang.smal / labrea!pallas / 5:34 am Dec 5, 1986*/ >Does anyone have ST code for displaying data graphically (e.g., >histograms, scatterplots, etc.)? I'd like to hear about it. Thanks. > >joe > >pallas@pescadero.Stanford.EDU >decwrl!labrea!pescadero!pallas >/* ---------- */ There a Smalltalk application package available called Analyst which has been produced by XSIS which contains all Joe mentioned and almost all you want producing documents out of a data base. For more information write to LaPrade.pasa@Xerox.com. As far as I know the price is around 5000 $. Georg Heeg Univ. of Dortmund, W-Germany
ken@pdn.UUCP (Ken Auer) (12/13/86)
In article <619@labrea.ARPA>, pallas@labrea.UUCP writes: > Does anyone have ST code for displaying data graphically (e.g., > histograms, scatterplots, etc.)? I'd like to hear about it. Thanks. Well, Xerox Special Information Systems (XSIS) markets a product called "Analyst" which does all kinds of information management -- some of it is much more complicated than the stuff you're probably looking for, and the price tag is around $1K. It does have a fairly complete graphic plotting system, though. I don't know of any others currently on the market or in public domain except... The "Orange Book" -- Smalltalk-80: The Interactive Programming Environment, Adele Goldberg (Addison-Wesley) does have an example of a quick and dirty BarChartView in the FinancialHistory example. This could easily be modified to be a LineGraphView without much effort. --------------------------------------------------------------- Ken Auer