Arun:
Pretty much GD is the standard. Lincoln Stein's GD.pm is a very good
wrapper for Tom Boutell's GD lib. There are some pre-requisites like
libpng, libjpeg etc. Make sure you follow the install instructions
carefully.
There is also a good O'Reilly title, think by Lincoln et al on GD and GIMP
(the destop graphics lib).
There is also GNUPlot and again Lincoln has written some articles (TPJ).
"Arun Nagarajan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Boston.pm] Graphing Packages
Hi all-
I am trying to produce graphs (bar, pie, scatter plots, etc.) on the fly
based on some datasets. I did some quick looking around both on CPAN and
Google and saw a lot of hits for Perl graphing packages - most of them
using GD. I would love to try a lot of them before I settle on one, but
unfortunately I dont have that much time (I am doing this as a side
project). So I wonder if the group has some favorites? Also I am more
concerned about the looks and speed than the overall functionality.
I would love to hear what the most popular graphing packages are.
Thanks!
Arun
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