As part of a larger (private) codebase, I have a module that uses PyCall to
call into PyQwt5. I like Qwt a lot for fast, simple, interactive plotting.
I have a python wrapper that sets up zooming/panning functionality and
some other basics. The python code is mostly from another private
codebase, and I decided to wrap julia around that instead of calling Qwt
directly, because I'm lazy.
Some sample commands:
x = rand(100)
Y = rand(100,3)
plot(Y)
# simple line plot of 3 lines
subplot(x, Y; linetype=:dots, titles=["plot1","plot2","plot3"])
# creates 3 scatterplots in the same window... x vs Y[:,i]
scatter(x, x+randn(100); color=:red)
# scatterplot with red dots
p = plot(x); oplot(p, x*50; axis=:right)
# 2-axis plot
My question... should I go to the trouble of releasing this as a standalone
package? Would anyone use it? Also does anyone know of any licensing
issues I need to be aware of with Qwt/PyQwt?
