jww@vaxine.UUCP (Jeff Walker) (07/13/87)
Does anyone out there in netland have some graphing utilities written in X? It would be nice to be able to give the tool a list of points and treat it as a strip chart which you can click scroll bars and move the graph. A zoom would be neat too. Any level of sophistication would be nice, really. Just something to start out with. Thanks Jeff Walker Automatix 1000 Tech. Park Drive Billerica, Ma. 01821 (617) 667-7900 x 2037 . I a spla
sundar@HERMES.AI.MIT.EDU (Sundar Narasimhan) (07/14/87)
I have a program that can plot data files. It can be configured for multiple plots (i.e. you say you want to view 8 graphs in 2 columns - or 4 graphs per column, and then click on the port that appears). Then you say something like "plot foo.asc" which is the data file to be plotted in that port. It handles color as well, and I am currently cleaning up the program so that it can be distributed separately (it relies on the Sx library and an Xw library that I wrote). I also have an X driver for spoof (which is one of the more decent plotting packages under Unix). Soon this will be distributed from someone in cmu. -Sundar.