On Sat, 1 Aug 2009, [email protected] wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> always in my tests and reflxions about plotting curves! I wonder which
> of the objects is adequate for ploting curves? I tried
> evas_object_image, but when I plot a curve and I resize the window with
> the mouse, the pixel representi
[email protected]
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Objet: Re: [E-devel] ploting data
Library of functions is good idee, so we can call them from programmes doing
calculus to plot resulting data and they can al
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De: "Peter Wehrfritz"
À: [email protected]
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Objet: Re: [E-devel] ploting data
[email protected] schrieb:
>
Hum, and that remembers me that I did the esmart_cairo stuff, in
trunk/esmart. You can use it and draw lines and fancy stuff using it,
should work out quite well. AFAIK there are some plotting libs using
cairo, so you can glue them together.
On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 2:58 PM, Peter Wehrfritz wrote:
[email protected] schrieb:
> Hi guys
>
> I began to reflect on the problem of drawing a table of values following
> the ideas given by Vincent and Gustavo. I wrote
> something which is still archaic (I warned you, in terms of programming
> I have the age of an infant)
>
> let me explain the procedur
Hi guys
I began to reflect on the problem of drawing a table of values following
the ideas given by Vincent and Gustavo. I wrote
something which is still archaic (I warned you, in terms of programming
I have the age of an infant)
let me explain the procedure:
the app window is W x H pixels.
Th
