On Tue, 6 Dec 2005, Alex Brelsfoard wrote:
I've got a project coming up that's going to need me to make
graphs. I do not yet know what kind of graph (dot, line, bar, etc.).
But I am told that it needs to be pretty (and probably with multiple
colors). The data needing to be displayed
hi
( 05.12.06 09:26 -0500 ) Alex Brelsfoard:
But I was wondering if you all had any better suggestions. Are there
any good, friendly, tested modules for this sort of thing?
despite the somewhat dismissive comment put forth in the SVG discussion,
GD::Graph is quite workable, and can return
I've found this module is extremely useful, and they make very powerful
graphs.
http://www.advsofteng.com/
Easy to install and use.
I can provide assistance if needed.
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Alex wrote:
Th only problem is that I am going to need to create different dataset and
graph them on the fly. Writing files out and then shelling doesn't quite
sound like the most efficient way of doing things. Or am I missing things?
Basically I will have a HUGE collection of data to pull
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Boston.pm will have a tech meeting on Tuesday, November 8, at MIT, in
building E51, room 376 (directions below), starting at 7:15pm*.
Ian Langworth will be presenting Class::Agreement - a behavioral contract
system for Perl, a project he is working on.
I'll also look for some fun bit of
On Tue, Dec 06, 2005 at 02:48:10PM -0500, Ronald J Kimball wrote:
Boston.pm will have a tech meeting on Tuesday, November 8, at MIT, in
building E51, room 376 (directions below), starting at 7:15pm*.
Right after I sent this I realized I'd forgotten to change the date there.
That should of
In the past I've tried unsuccessfully to create a multi-part web document
using GD. After getting frustrated, I ended up pointing the IMG tag directly
to the GD script (i.e. IMG src=myscript.pl), passing all the parameters
needed right in the HTML document. The script outputted an image stream to
On 12/6/05, Alex Brelsfoard [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone who has/does use GD::Graph know if there's an easy way to embed
the output graphs into HTML.
Basically I'd like to be able to print a bunch of HTML, then the graph, then
some more HTML.
I've got the grph coming out all fine and
Does anyone who has/does use GD::Graph know if there's an easy way to
embed the output graphs into HTML.
Basically I'd like to be able to print a bunch of HTML, then the
graph,
then some more HTML.
[WDR] The basic techniques are to either
(a) img href=../graphs/123456789.png
Generate
On Tue, Dec 06, 2005 at 04:28:30PM -0500, Ricker, William wrote:
(a) img href=../graphs/123456789.png
Generate the graph to a 2nd file named with a random number (for
security) or a serial number (if no security needed)
(b) img
Ranga Nathan wrote:
I believe there is a utility to build RPMs from normal tar.gz distro. In
order to keep things consistent, I would like to build an RPM of Nagios 2x
beta for SuSE9 (intel).
But I could not find any download links for it. Can someone point me in
the right direction?
On Tue, 6 Dec 2005, Ricker, William wrote:
(b) img
href=/scripts/imagemaker?x=17y=42title=%22Foo%20Bar%22xname=Xyname=
Y
Put the code that decides what to do from the Request in a module, and
call it from both the CGI or action module that generates the HTML page
(which generates the img
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