On Tuesday 17 April 2007 01:37, Timothy Normand Miller wrote: > I've been trying to figure out which language/toolkit to use to > quickly develop a timing diagram editor. Lots of ideas have been > suggested, but none simple, and none point-n-click interfaces that let > the user concentrate more on the problem of designing a timing diagram > than the problem of using the timing diagram program. > > I found out about the HTML <canvas> object and thought that > HTML+Javascript was the answer. Then I discovered that (for good > reason), Javascript lacks file I/O. Back to the drawing board, > because I don't want to require users to install Apache, and I don't > want to write an AJAX app... generally speaking, I hate web > programming. >
What about using perl? It has some pretty useful routines & interfaces for graphics... And it's easy to program. Widely supported, lots of people know it etc... H
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